A town of Korean residents living in Japan has accumulated practices and “symbiotic power” with newcomer residents [Osaka Prefecture] – Asahi Shimbun Digital
在日コリアンの街、蓄積した実践 ニューカマー住民との「共生力」に [大阪府] – 朝日新聞デジタル
私が担当したのは、廃校跡地で学習教室を開く「IKUNO・多文化ふらっと」と、来 日生徒向け入試を行う「大阪府立大阪わかば高校」。実はずっと以前から気にな っ…
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A town of Korean residents living in Japan has accumulated practices and “symbiotic power” with newcomer residents [Osaka Prefecture] – Asahi Shimbun Digital
I was in charge of “IKUNO Multicultural Flat,” which opened a learning classroom on the site of a closed school, and “Osaka Prefectural Osaka Wakaba High School,” which held entrance exams for students coming to Japan. Actually, I’ve been curious about it for a long time…
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