TOKYO/OSAKA -- Nearly three-quarters, or 73%, of Japanese public high schools have no framework for accepting foreign resident students, putting them at a serious disadvantage in visa status and work opportunities, a Nikkei survey shows.
Japan immigration
Foreign students in Japan face big hurdles entering public high schools
Despite government guidance, many institutions offer no help with entrance exams
Foreign students in Tokyo take a class to prepare for their high school entrance examinations. (Photo by Mayumi Tsumita)
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