“The government can no longer ignore the need for an immigration system that treats foreigners as a precious human resource worthy of a long-term investment—beginning with a solid Japanese-language education.” This and other comments from Toshihiro Menju of JCIE are featured in this IBT article on Japan’s immigration policy.
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This article features quotes from Toshihiro Menju, Managing Director and Chief Program Officer at JCIE/Japan, who heads our program on Immigration in Japan.
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