Tuesday, September 25, 2018
Justice Ministry to tighten rules for Japanese language schools to curb illegal workers
TOKYO -- The Ministry of Justice has decided to tighten the rules on the establishment of Japanese-language schools starting October in a bid to preve Full article
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