Vietnamese immigration to Japan is growing fast, bringing both economic benefits and social challenges. With trade between the two nations rising, many Vietnamese workers are filling roles in nursing care and technical fields.
But reports of crimes involving Vietnamese nationals have sparked concerns about integration and cultural friction. Japan now faces a tricky balancing act: boosting its workforce while avoiding the kind of racial tensions seen in countries like Australia and the UK.
Experts suggest that mentorship, language programs, and community support are key to successful integration. Do you think Japan can embrace immigration while keeping harmony, or will old fears resurface?
