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​​The notion of planting flags, as clever as it first appears is an expensive, time-consuming and complex process."

Japan, the home of Super Mario and Nintendo is opening to the world with new visas and hopefully better opportunities for expatriates and migrants.

Japan is welcoming those with good ideas, valuable skills, those with an ancestral connection, and those seeking easier immigration procedures as a frequent traveller for business. Japan, having hosted a record 28.7 million visitors in 2017 is easily one of the most popular countries to visit. In fact the Japanese government wants even more to come, having set a target of 40 million visitors visiting Japan by the year 2020. Some 70 per cent of those inbound tourists hailed from China, South Korea, Taiwan and Hong Kong. What are the smart ways that you could take navigate Japan's desire for more tourists and foreign workers?

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