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More Japanese universities aim for globalization with fall admissions, classes in English

TOKYO An increasing number of universities in Japan are aiming to strengthen their international competitiveness, such as the University of Tokyo,

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Japan publisher apologizes to Ukrainian Embassy for comparing Russian invasion to cat fight

TOKYO A Tokyo-based publishing company on Oct. 30 apologized to the Ukrainian Embassy after its magazine compared the Russian invasion of the east

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Aging Japanese town faces challenge as foreign population grows 20 times larger in 20 yrs

NAGASU, Kumamoto Aside from an aging population, this southwestern Japan town faces new challenges as its foreign resident population has grown 20

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78 suspected child abuse cases tied to religion reported by Japan local govts: survey

OSAKA Child consultation centers set up by 29 local governments in Japan were informed of a total of 78 cases suspected to be religion-related chil

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Japan aid agency volunteers stuck at home devise ways to support foreigners studies

news Japan aid agency volunteers stuck at home devise ways to support foreigners studies The Mainichi © The Mainichi Participants in a Japanese lecture aimed at foreign students are seen outside Osaka Castle, in Chuo Ward, Osaka, on Nov. 29, 2020. (Mainichi/Sachiko Miyakawa) OSAKA With overseas cooperation volunteers for the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) forced to come home from their postings abroad due to the coronavirus pandemic, a group of them and others have begun holding lectures on Japanese in this west Japan city. With the volunteers, who would normally be dispatched to developing countries to help in a variety of fields, left unsure of when they will next leave Japan, they ve turned to finding ways to continue their activism in their home country.

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