China arms of Japanese firms recruit students in Japan

China arms of Japanese firms recruit students in Japan

TOKYO, Japan - An employee of the Chinese arm of Jatco Ltd., a Shizuoka Prefecture-based auto parts maker, interviews a foreign student studying in Japan on Oct. 16, 2010, at a recruitment event in Tokyo.

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