Archive | Japan

". . . foreign residents jumped 40% to a record high of 3.84 million."

“Japan-first” policies are on the rise.

Four times higher rate than last year due to stricter visa rules.

Japan adding income and pension requirements to permanent residency applications.

Focus is on disabled people for now . . .

Japanese are taught to "return it the way you found it."

Japanese like being Japanese and intend to stay Japanese.

"As of the end of February, there were around 46,000 foreign specified skilled workers in the food service industry."

Japan's first major revision to the ceiling since 1982.

"By nationality, Chinese women comprised the single biggest group of foreign mothers followed by women from the Philippines and Brazil."

“We did not ask to accept migrants or ease special working visa requirements for Nigerians."

Too many foreigners at three percent!

The "fringe" party was "one of the biggest winners in Japan's upper house election on Sunday."

The number of overseas workers has more than doubled over the past decade.

The findings challenge the longstanding view that there were only two main ancestral groups in Japan.

“Assassin’s Creed being based in Japan and then NOT using a Japanese male protagonist is stupid."

A whistleblower says Japanese police are specifically targeting blacks and Southeast Asians.

“We have raised this point to the U.S. government."

"When it comes to who we are as a nation, we are a nation of — of immigrants. That is in our DNA.”

“Immigrants are what makes us strong. Not a joke."

“Black people were in Japan in 1600."

"I want them (Japanese people) to understand that this is an everyday occurrence."

"Japanese people naturally (would) get the wrong message when a European looking person is called the most beautiful Japanese."

How Time wrote about the IQ gap 22 years ago.

The comments left her Filipina interviewer "unsettled."

It doesn't take much to be divisive.

It's not what you've been told.

"This is a country with a long-standing tradition of insular nationalist conservatism."

Japan recently closed its borders to foreigners.

Japan may follow the West's terrible example.

At least 35 members of the 583-strong Japanese Olympic team are multiracial.

In 2001, there were 24 mosques in Japan. Now there are more than 110.

Deaths outnumber births in South Korea.

For now, Japan is 98.1 percent Japanese.

For all our worldly readers.

Recommendations for racially conscious cinephiles.

Jared Taylor talks about his favorite movie.

The ship in Yokohama is "the site of the most infections outside of China."

Which is worse, "xenophobia" or a deadly disease?

Japan’s victory over Russia and what it meant for our race.

We wonder.

Wei Wei helped murder a family of four.

A Jewish hapa tells all.

Ayanna Presley has a new cause.

How?

Judge says racial discrimination in admissions is “a compelling government interest.”

The illegal immigrant had a criminal record.

In Japan, "Great Replacement" means replacing humans with robots.

Did the first people to come to America come from Japan 16,000 years ago?

They will stay with Japanese families.

Do inferior and superior “cultures” account for differences in wealth?

In 20 years, more than 20 percent of Osaka’s population will be non-Japanese.

The premise is that half of attraction is based on DNA.

Japan plans to accept 340,000 foreign workers in the next five years.

Some of the offending gene variants are unique to the Japanese.

Eleven straight years of increase.

Already, the Justice Ministry has requested funding for 585 immigration officers.

It’s an “unavoidable step.”

Since 2010, Japan has accepted 174 refugees.

The program is called "The Moment of Deportation."

Skilled immigrants may be able to apply for permanent residency.

A look at a country that refuses to abolish itself.

“We are opening up our country. We are opening up our labor market to foreign countries."

The Japanese are just different.

“Japanese participants showed an implicit preference for ‘white people’ over ‘black people.’ "

Foreign workers can stay five years and must demostrate proficiency in speaking Japanese.

Kyoto Seika University has begun to “embrace diversity.”

Uncommon sense on wealth and poverty.

Current system works as “back-door immigration.”

Many non-Japanese are arriving on student and training visas.

Japan accepted 28 last year. They complain anyway.

The Japanese still have a strong sense of national identity.

Dennis Prager is learning.

Supreme Court rules in favor of deporting foreigners born there.

High intelligence may not be enough.