Jun Kato, president of Tokyo-based Onodera User Run, an education and recruitment firm that trains caregivers in the Philippines and elsewhere. In order to have foreigners work in Japan for a long time, Kato says making efforts to deepen exchanges between foreign workers and the local community are needed. He…
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Hokkaido, Japan's largest prefecture with an easy access to clean energy sources such as wind and sunlight, has been stepping up the effort to use renewable energy and curb carbon emissions in meeting the country's target of going carbon .