Inside Japan’s New Immigration Era

With its population shrinking and its labor force aging, Japan is turning to foreign workers in record numbers. From Toyota City to factory floors across the country, immigration is testing how much a traditional society can evolve without losing its identity.
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33 Comments

  1. Solution is not immigration. Solution is incrasing birth rate. Soon eventually you won't have any immigrants because the other nations are also declining in terms of their population

  2. Japan has missed the boat on migration. No one from any part of the world except africa will be willing to go there. There is not enough money. Sure they have quality of life but not enough money for immigration

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  4. I am those Immigrants worker in Japan. I work as caregiver in rural, almost remote, northeast village. The crisis is so severe, while my company open vacancy for 10 or more worker, only 2 Japanese come, old worker on their 50s. The rest was handle by young immigrants. There is no way this harsh low paid Job will attract already diminished population. Almost all factory and low paid vacant job here recruiting Immigrants instead.

  5. It's really a sad fact but the parties denying immigration completely are emerging here in Japan despite the fact that we can't survive with out relying on foreign workers.
    I don't mean limitless or illegal immigrations should be accepted (those have to be punished), but we Japanese have to realize that the only ONE way we can survive is maintaining good relations with foreigners.

    I really respect those from other countries who have determined to come to our country so that they can find new great opportunities.
    If you're a person from overseas and feeling isolated, please understand that people like me who love foreigners DEFINITELY exist and want to support people like you.

  6. Too many laws favouring women and being biased against teenage boys & men are driving the people apart and is contributing to declining birth-rates in the majority of countries all over the world…

  7. Japanese already starting to get pissed at too many tourist, and tourist r temporary and actually spend money. Imagine how piss they will be if they start letting lots of immigrants in, good luck to u Japan