Vietnamese candidates to work in Japan

HANOI, Vietnam - Vietnamese people, who have applied for a bilateral program to allow Vietnamese to work as nurses and caregivers in Japan, attend a send-off gathering near Hanoi on June 4, 2014. After arriving in Japan, they will undergo training and work as trainees at hospitals and care facilities across Japan before sitting Japan's national exams to be certified as nurses or caregivers.

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