Odessa Zara's

 Foreign residents are increasing in Japan since 1948. While the population of Japanese citizens dropped by 500,000 in 2019, the country's foreign residents increased by 200,000 [1] . But, even though foreign workers staying in Japan already have a job in the country when they arrive, those who have stayed in Japan over a long term face a higher probability of losing their jobs than Japanese people due to their low adaptability to the Japanese labor market; thus they experience more difficulties, including unfamiliarity with Japanese employment practices and language barriers, than Japanese people when they look for a new job after becoming jobless [2] . But, Korean with permanent residence right decrease. The most significant cause is the increase in the number of those becoming naturalized Japanese citizens. The first- and second-generation Zainichi Koreans had a strong attachment to Korea and hence a reluctance to naturalize; however, the third, fourth, and f...