TOKYO -- As Japan's declining population further exacerbates its labor crunch, some have looked to immigration from India as a potential solution.
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India unlikely to solve Japan's labor shortage
Language hurdles and low salaries make other countries more attractive
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Garment workers cut fabric at a textile factory in Hindupur, India. Despite a total population of around 1.4 billion, relatively few people from India work or study in Japan. © Reuters
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