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Prof.Kondo Astushi "Even if other countries take in 20% of population as immigrants, the ratio of foreigners usually remain at 10% because they let immigrants to become the citizens. If Japan follows this system encouraging immigrants to get naturalized, the proportion of foreigners won't rise."

http://x.com/i/status/2057416684223492478

Prof. Kendo Astushi is a member of the Immigration Policy Consultative Committee at the Immigration Service Agency of Japan.

u/search_google_com — 8 hours ago
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Japan plans to utilize social media to crack down on foreign nationals overstaying their visas or working illegally.

Japan used to deport foreigners based on immigrants turning themselves in or information provided by the police. However, by utilizing social media to collect and analyze information, the Immigration Services Agency will actively identify illegal migrants.

japannews.yomiuri.co.jp
u/search_google_com — 1 day ago
🔥 Hot ▲ 16.5k r/AskAChinese+3 crossposts

Some Chinese students do not like school lunch. Chinese parents bring the lunch for their kids every lunch time and wait till they finish the lunch.

u/Igennem — 5 days ago
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A Japanese elementary school teacher, who was arrested for rubbing his penis with third-grade girl's water bottle and such, tries to show 'funny face' in order not to get his normal face exposed on the national TV news

u/Pitiful_Conflict7031 — 8 days ago
▲ 570 r/HongKong

These days I've increasingly read social media comments Taiwan is more like the Hong Kong we used to know

u/search_google_com — 16 days ago
🔥 Hot ▲ 12.9k r/abanpreach+1 crossposts

There is a reason why the aggressiveness of British kids from the working class is notorious.

u/search_google_com — 20 days ago
▲ 213 r/czech

The Czech Republic reportedly denied transit requests for President Lai Ching-te (賴清德) after three African countries earlier refused flight clearance, ultimately derailing his planned trip to Eswatini.

Why does Czech allow China to decide who can land on your country? Many Taiwanese feel disappointed with Czech. What do you think about this?

Taiwan has given Czech lots of investment and financial aid as well as technology. Didn't Czech ask Taiwan the technological partnership in semiconductors? What is this?

u/search_google_com — 23 days ago