TOKYO -- Younger Japanese people are largely welcoming of the growing number of foreign workers in Japan while older generations tend to express reservations toward the influx, a government survey shows.
Japan's Immigration Services Agency conducted a first-ever survey asking Japanese nationals how they feel about the increase in the population of foreigners.
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