Staff Writer
As globalization accelerates, more Japanese expatriates are sent abroad on fixed-term assignments. However, when they build families and raise children there, their stay becomes more than just a career move.
Malaysian students prepare academically and culturally for university life in Japan through intensive preparatory programs that bridge educational gaps and transform cultural interest into long-term career opportunities.
The move aims to expand access and reduce costs for pre-departure medical checks.
How trainees are now sustaining a work style that young Japanese workers have left behind, and how “culture” has been used to justify that shift.
As Japan introduces the new training and employment system while maintaining its stance against immigration, an Indonesian woman has begun a new life there. What challenges stand in their way?
As the weak yen raises barriers to studying in the West, more Japanese students are choosing Malaysia for its English-language education and multicultural exposure in a growing Asia.
A former technical intern trainee from Indonesia has returned home and become a Japanese language teacher, guiding the next generation of Indonesians preparing to work in Japan.
The reform of the TITP for migrant workers, which has been controversial in Japan for a long time, is progressing. But to what?
