TOKYO - The Japan International Cooperation Agency and Kumamoto Prefecture will launch a project next year to train young Japanese people to assist the western Japan prefecture in hosting its ever-growing population of foreign workers.The project will enlist Japanese nationals who have volunteered to provide technical assistance in developing countries, and organizers hope they will contribute to revitalizing local economies and creating the conditions for the building of a more diverse society, JICA officials said in a recent interview with Kyodo News.It will be the first time that the ai…READ FULL ARTICLE
