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low costs, especially compared with private apartment rental ease of finding and moving into a comfortable and supportive living environment a relaxed atmosphere in which to rest and recharge interaction with fellow sci-tech students from diverse fields and backgrounds easy access to campus a convenient base from which to explore all that Tokyo has to offer With more than 13 dormitories including three new dormitories opened near campus in the last two years Tokyo Tech students have a wide range of housing options beyond private homes and apartments. According to data provided by Tokyo Tech s Student Support Division, as of May 2018, about 6.3% of the student body lives in a dormitory, and approximately 61% of dormitory residents are from overseas.

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Hate speech can t be met with indifference and ignorance

May 1, 2021 Last November, Yoshiaki Yoshida, founder and CEO of DHC Corp., which mainly sells health supplements and cosmetics, posted a message on its official online store about DHC’s rival, an affiliate of Suntory Holdings Ltd., in which he said that almost all the talent employed by the affiliate in its advertising are “Korean-related.” He then referred to the company with a made-up word that merged a derogatory Japanese term for Koreans with the Suntory name. In contrast, he said that DHC only uses Japanese talent in its ads because DHC is a “pure Japanese company.” The message prompted an outpouring of online comments condemning Yoshida for his broad discriminatory rhetoric, which some labeled hate speech. Most large media outlets avoided any coverage of the statement, presumably because DHC is a major advertiser.

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Hundreds voice opposition to Japan s immigration law revision bill in front of Diet

Hundreds voice opposition to Japan s immigration law revision bill in front of Diet April 16, 2021 (Mainichi Japan) Protesters hold a banner to oppose a bill to revise Japan s immigration law in front of the Diet building in Tokyo s Chiyoda Ward, on April 15, 2021. (Mainichi/Asako Kamihigashi) People listen to a speaker during a protest rally against a bill to revise Japan s immigration law in front of the Diet building in Tokyo s Chiyoda Ward, on April 15, 2021. (Mainichi/Asako Kamihigashi) TOKYO A protest rally against a bill to revise Japan s immigration law was held in front of the Diet building in the capital on the night of April 15, as some 450 people gathered in chilly weather while holding signs with messages such as, Give them visas, not punishments.

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Hundreds voice opposition to Japan s immigration law revision bill in front of Diet

Hundreds voice opposition to Japan s immigration law revision bill in front of Diet
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Immigration reform fails to resolve asylum contradictions

Immigration reform fails to resolve asylum contradictions
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