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Feb 4 • 02:00 UTC • 🇯🇵 Japan • Asahi Shimbun (JP)

The 'Non-Exclusion Norm' of Night Schools and the Inclusion of Japanese Language Education: Remaining Subtle Issues

The article discusses the role of night schools in Japan, particularly how they are adapting to include foreign nationals seeking Japanese language education, while highlighting lingering challenges in this integration.

#night schools #japanese education #foreign residents #inclusion #immigration

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