Tokyo is one of the most technologically advanced cities on the planet, but Japan's low birth rate and the diversifying interests of its young people are causing Tokyo to rely increasingly on skilled immigrant labor. This program examines the implications of that change, gathering insightful commentary from a wide range of Japanese society about multiculturalism, racism, and interracial marriage. While the program cites one statistic saying 80 percent of Japanese citizens oppose foreign immigration, its anecdotal approach suggests more tolerance and sophistication. As the French CEO of the Nissan Corporation declares, Japan's involvement in globalization is here to stay.

Georgian Court University Collection

Immigrants--Japan--Tokyo, Globalization--Social aspects--Japan--Tokyo, Tokyo (Japan)--Emigration and immigration, Tokyo (Japan)--Ethnic relations, Country or Region Specific

Global cities: immigration and the world economy

Ruiz, Wilson R., Gattys, Fred J., Cadec Pictures (Firm), Kraffftwerk Film, Films for the Humanities & Sciences (Firm)

00:27:06 (HH:MM:SS)

English

Higher education

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