1. Minister: equivalent to the domestic department manager, in charge of one thing.

2. Class teacher: equivalent to the domestic section chief, with small-scale management.

3. President: equivalent to the chairman of the board of directors in China, who holds the most shares in the company and decides everything in the company.

There is no position called "section chief" in Japanese companies.

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Japanese joint-stock companies are called joint-stock companies, and the ex-servicemen are the top management, which is roughly equivalent to the board of directors of China. The banned servicemen are equivalent to the power of the director, and the minister is below. So the minister is roughly equivalent to the general manager of our country. Below the minister is generally the second longest, equivalent to the deputy general manager. Further down is the monitor.

Therefore, the Japanese head teacher can probably be equivalent to the department manager in China. There is also a department head below the department head, usually the smallest management in a Japanese company, with no real power, which is probably equivalent to the team leader of a factory in China. If it matches the name you gave, it should belong to the head of the department.