Website supporting Vietnamese expats in Japan makes debut
Japan-based Leverages JSC has officially launched the Vietnamese version of its website at //we-xpats.com/en/destination/as/jp/, aiming to provide the Vietnamese community in Japan, and those looking to move there, with relevant information on the country.
Hanoi (VNA) – Japan-based Leverages JSC has officially launched the Vietnameseversion of its website at //we-xpats.com/en/destination/as/jp/,aiming to provide the Vietnamese community in Japan, and those looking to movethere, with relevant information on the country.
This online forum provides information on Vietnamese expatriate life in Japanby sharing the experiences of its members.
According to statistics from Japan’s Ministry of Justice, the Vietnamese populationliving in the country has continuously increased over the past decade. In 2018,there were 330,885 Vietnamese people living in Japan, up from 40,524 a decade ago.
In recent years, along with language barriers, differences in culture and lawhave caused many difficulties for Vietnamese people living, studying, andworking in Japan.
Leverages built the website to serve as a forum for Vietnamese expats in Japan toshare their experience and collect relevant information.
The website also includes articles containing useful information about Japantranslated from Japanese documents by both native authors and Vietnamese peopleliving in Japan.
Previously, in April, Leverages launched the WeXpatsVietnam site on Facebook,which attracted more than 13,000 followers.
Leverages has set to increase the number of WeXpats users to about 40,000within the next year. It is looking to build a solid foundation to supportthose who want to reach other countries in the world, not just Japan, and solveproblems related to life abroad for everyone.
Founded in April 2005, Leverages is an information technology companybased in Tokyo, Japan. It is actively promoting its plan to expand businessbeyond Japan and hopes to establish 25 overseas offices in the next five years.–VNA
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The interface of the website (Source: VNA) 
