The filmmakers shed light on the efforts of the Japanese government and taxi companies to hire more foreign taxi drivers in response to a critical labor shortage.
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As a series in Culture Crossroads, BOSAI: BE PREPARED provides practical knowledge to save yourself from natural disaster. In this episode, we learn how to evacuate from flood and rainstorm.
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A Dutchman makes traditional washi paper, growing the raw materials and even creating artworks with it. His mission is to add new value to washi and forge a path forward into the future.
Vicky and his international friends prepare 100 servings of his signature dish, South Indian curry, for the International Children's Cafeteria in Matsuyama.
More and more foreign students come to Japan to become certified auto mechanics and find long-term employment. The filmmakers follow one such student: a young woman from Myanmar who pursues her Japanese dream.
The filmmakers shed light on the efforts of the Japanese government and taxi companies to hire more foreign taxi drivers in response to a critical labor shortage.
The filmmakers shed light on how Kondo Yuichi organizes a cultural exchange program allowing Japanese residents to visit Indian homes and facilities in Edogawa City, where 40% of Tokyo's Indian population resides.
The host explores a supermarket in Japan that starts offering customers halal food alongside common Japanese products.
Janni Olsson speaks with Hasebe Ai, a weather forecaster and disaster relief specialist, about what populations vulnerable to typhoons can prepare ahead of time to minimize damage.
The filmmakers shed light on the efforts of the Japanese government and taxi companies to hire more foreign taxi drivers in response to a critical labor shortage.
Vicky and his international friends prepare 100 servings of his signature dish, South Indian curry, for the International Children's Cafeteria in Matsuyama.
More and more foreign students come to Japan to become certified auto mechanics and find long-term employment. The filmmakers follow one such student: a young woman from Myanmar who pursues her Japanese dream.
Janni Olsson speaks with Hasebe Ai, a weather forecaster and disaster relief specialist, about what populations vulnerable to typhoons can prepare ahead of time to minimize damage.
The host explores a supermarket in Japan that starts offering customers halal food alongside common Japanese products.
The filmmakers shed light on Japan's multicultural society, foreigners' perspectives on Japan, tips on student exchange programs and disaster preparedness.
As a series in Culture Crossroads, BOSAI: BE PREPARED provides practical knowledge to save yourself from natural disaster. In this episode, we learn how to evacuate from flood and rainstorm.
A Dutchman makes traditional washi paper, growing the raw materials and even creating artworks with it. His mission is to add new value to washi and forge a path forward into the future.
