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Welcome party for international students at Keiwa College in Niigata Prefecture. | Photo: Shinya Ichinohe. Creative Commons |
No. of foreign students in Japan hits 2nd highest level ever
The number of foreign students studying at universities and graduate schools in Japan rose 571, or 0.5 percent, from a year earlier to 118,498 as of May 1, marking the second highest level ever, the Japan Student Services Organization said Friday.
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