Japan firms actively recruiting Japanese students in U.S.

Japan firms actively recruiting Japanese students in U.S.

BOSTON, United States - Japanese companies are stepping up efforts to recruit Japanese university students in the United States as competition for recruiting intensifies at home amid the recovery in the Japanese economy. Photo shows a record 9,000 Japanese youths gathering in Boston from around the U.S. on Nov. 17 for a three-day career forum for bilingual Japanese students, the largest of its kind in the U.S. (Kyodo)

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