Gov't hopes more disabled people can find jobs

Gov't hopes more disabled people can find jobs

TOKYO, Japan - Noboru Kashiwagi, 21, helps pack furniture in Settsu, Osaka Prefecture. Kashiwagi, who is slightly retarded, works for Sakai Moving Service Co., based in Sakai in the western Japan prefecture.

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