Japanese gov't launches bus tour to help job seekers

Japanese gov't launches bus tour to help job seekers

TOKYO, Japan - A group of unemployed men and women in their 20s to their 60s board a bus from Tokyo Station organized by the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry on April 22. The ministry launched a bus tour to help job seekers learn about small and medium-sized companies in various parts of Japan in an effort to help their job-hunting activities.

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