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The human cost of Japan's immigration pivot - Takehiro masutomo

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By Takehiro Masutomo
| QOSHE
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Chinese parents are fueling Tokyo’s education race

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By Takehiro Masutomo
| The Japan Times Verified
An increasing number of elite Chinese are fleeing their deteriorating home country in pursuit of a better life abroad. Some find better educational opportunities for their kids in Japan, where entrance exams are much looser as local birth numbers are in steep decline. International schools in Tokyo are already witnessing an influx of children from the newly arrived, highly involved Chinese households.
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Private clubs quietly open in Tokyo for free-spending Chinese businesspeople

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By Takehiro Masutomo
| businessandamerica.com
The private clubs are discreet, lavish and sometimes very large, and they are quietly opening around Tokyo to cater mainly to Chinese businesspeople seeking a certain high-end experience. These establishments are hard to find unless you know where to look. But once inside, you know you are there. “It felt like an Arabian palace,” said one visitor to a Nishiazabu club operating out of a condo once owned by a Japanese celebrity. “It’s the kind of place used for high-end entertaining.
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