To us, Zensho means living completely. The inspiration for our name comes from Tesshu Yamaoka (1836-1888). A man of selfless action, Tesshu played an influential role in Japan's restoration of the Emperor Meiji in 1868. He was perhaps better known, however, as a calligraphist and for the establishment of the Muto Ryu (No-Sword Martial Arts School). Later in life, Tesshu founded a hermitage named Zensho-an. It still exists in Tokyo's Taito Ward.

“Zensho” by Masaaki Hatsumi
As recruiters, we recognize that our words and actions impact people's lives. We strive to see the bigger picture, beyond a simple business transaction. With a deeper understanding of our clients and the people we represent, we can help craft relationships that bear great value over time.
This philosophy guides our work at Zensho.