Japanese firms opening doors for more foreign students

Japanese firms opening doors for more foreign students

TOKYO, Japan - A new American employee of Rakuten Inc. gives a presentation on elements necessary for a global company at the head office of Japan's biggest online shopping mall operator in Tokyo on Oct. 26, 2010.

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