If they accept opening to more and more foreign for business reasons, everyone knows that greed for always more benefits will eat alive the cultural heritage of Japan the same way that it is happening ...

An Indonesian national with Specified Skilled Worker status of residence prepares disinfectant supplies on the bed of a mini truck in the city of Hokota, Ibaraki Prefecture, on Oct. 10, 2025.

Challenged by the ongoing population crisis, Japan may be finally and quietly trying to change its strict immigration policy to accept more low-skilled foreign laborers. On Friday, the Council on ...