Japan immigration policy

If Japan intends to keep relations warm with Vietnam, the government needs to scrap the long-troubled TITP, which stands accused of enabling labor rights abuses.

A recent survey by Japan's Cabinet Office has interesting implications for the push to welcome more foreign workers.

The conformity that is encouraged in Japanese schools shapes a social consciousness that is suspicious of outsiders.

Anger at long-term detention is fueling a hunger strike at the East Japan Immigration Center.

A new immigration reform package still doesn't go far enough to meet Japan's needs.

With competition to recruit IT engineers intensifying, Japan is extending its talent search to emerging economies like India.

As asylum seeker applications in Japan skyrocket, the government is tightening its notoriously tough refugee policy.

Will developing Asia get old before it gets rich?

A pro-Trump Reddit community may show the future for an unembarrassed, nationalistic Japan.

Trump's America isn't the only country turning its back on refugees. Japan is just as guilty.

Japan's government may be reluctant to open borders, but civil society is more welcoming.