Fresh graduate nurse - want to work in Japan.. how?!?

I am a fresh graduate nurse and i just recently got my license as a registered nurse. I want to move in and work in Japan. Is that possible? is the country needing nurses? where do i start? i need some serious answers. thank you very much..

By the way, I'm from Philippines..

I wouldn't count on it. First of all you would have to have a pretty good command of the language to work anywhere in the health sector. Also, nursing is a pretty popular profession for young Japanese women, and the Japanese don't generally hire foreigners when they can hire within their own race.
Now Japan DOES do a lot of recruiting of young ladies in the Philippines, but not for nursing positions (though they may not know it at the time)... Well some may dress like nurses, depending on what the client is into. Be careful!

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