Japanese companies are holding recruitment interviews every day at a Japanese-language school in Dimapur, Nagaland, in northeastern India, for young people seeking to work in Japan.
At a Japanese-language school in Dimapur, Nagaland, in northeastern India, Japanese companies hold recruitment interviews each day, while young people hoping to work in Japan as technical intern trainees and in other roles study Japanese.
George Sumpy (ジョージ・スンピ), 24, who was born in Kohima, said he hoped to work for a company in Shizuoka Prefecture. He wanted to work in Japan for many years.
Mashaomai Levi Zhodyu (マシャーオマイ・レビ・ズホデュ), 27, from neighboring Manipur State, plans to work at a bakery in Toyama Prefecture. He said there were no jobs in his hometown.
The context suggests that this movement is linked to the region's geography, which made it a fierce battleground during the Imphal operation.