【衝撃警告】移民123万人で東京スラム化！治安崩壊が来る　元駐豪大使・山上信吾が暴露　多文化共生の罠と「郷に入れば郷に従え」を忘れた結果…

Former diplomat Shingo Yamagami (former Ambassador to Australia) discusses the realities of immigration risks from the perspective of his 40 years of overseas experience and intelligence. What are the pitfalls of multicultural coexistence? What does Japan truly need: "assimilation" or "multicultural coexistence"? He clearly explains the meaning of "When in Rome, do as the Romans do" and specific rules of daily life (hot spring etiquette, school cleaning, garbage sorting, etc.). He also sharply points out the dangers of the 1.23 million immigrant plan, which is being pursued solely for economic reasons, and the risk of slums forming in Tokyo. [Explanation of terms used in the video] Multiculturalism: The idea that people with different cultures coexist while accepting each other's cultures as they are. Mr. Yamagami points out that "this is a concept suited to immigrant nations and is not easily adopted in highly homogeneous societies like Japan." Assimilation: The process by which immigrants or foreigners adapt to the language, culture, and customs of the host country. In this video, Mr. Yamagami repeatedly emphasizes that "what Japan needs is not multicultural coexistence, but assimilation." When in Rome, do as the Romans do. This is an old Japanese proverb. Mr. Yamagami uses this phrase as an alternative to multicultural coexistence, meaning that "if you come to Japan, you should follow Japanese rules (Japanese language, garbage sorting, bathing customs, school cleaning, hot spring etiquette, etc.)." 1.23 Million People Plan This is the government's upper limit on the number of foreign workers it will accept (approximately 1.23 million by the end of fiscal year 2028, including Specified Skills and Training Employment). Mr. Yamagami strongly warns against the risks of proceeding solely for economic reasons. Training Employment System This is a new system scheduled to start in April 2027 (a successor to the Technical Intern Training Program). It is considered an expansion measure to accept foreign workers, with the aim of enabling them to acquire Specified Skills level skills within three years. Specified Skills This is a residence status established in 2019. It is a system that allows foreigners with certain skills to work in specific industries facing labor shortages. It is one of the main frameworks for accepting foreign workers. Accepting Foreign Workers: This is the central theme that Ms. Yamagami raises. She points out the difficulties and risks of cultural and social assimilation in policies promoting the acceptance of foreign workers due to economic labor shortages. Intelligence (Information Gathering): One of the three pillars of an ambassador's work. Ms. Yamagami explains it as "gathering information daily about what's happening in the host country, its relationship with China, etc." She discusses the issue of accepting foreign workers from the perspective gained through 40 years of overseas experience. Japanese First: The priority for protecting Japan in its own unique way. Ms. Yamagami connects this to the idea that "if you come to Japan, you should respect Japanese rules and culture." Slum Risk: The possibility that accepting a large number of foreign workers with economic priorities could lead to a concentration of poverty in Tokyo and other areas, and a deterioration of public safety. Ms. Yamagami warns of this, citing the failures of the UK, France, and Germany. [Video Highlights] Will Japan cease to be Japan? The True Nature of "Multicultural Coexistence" 0:00 The Crisis of "Tokyo Slumification" Caused by Economic-Prioritized Immigration 1:40 Is "Multicultural Coexistence" Necessary for Japan? Fundamental Differences from Immigrant Nations 3:24 What's Needed Is "Assimilation," Not Coexistence: Why You Should Do as the Romans Do 5:04 The Reality of Tourism Pollution: Manners Violations in Open-Air Baths and Shinkansen Trains 6:57 Japan is "A Country for the Japanese": Defining Citizens from the Three Elements of a Nation 9:19 Inbound Tourism Shifts to "Quality Over Quantity": The Crossroads Faced by Nagano Prefecture and Kyoto 11:47 Japanese "Dependence" and the Duty to Servate the Nation: Differences in Awareness with Other Countries 14:40 The Dignity of Japan Being Japan: Abandoning the "Sweet Illusion" of Multicultural Coexistence 【Recommended Videos】 👉Love for Japan is the Same! Accepting Foreign Workers Isn't Immigration! Mismatched [Mizuho Umemura, Sanseito Party / Sanae Takaichi, Liberal Democratic Party]    • 日本愛は同じ！外国労働者を受け入れは移民じゃない！噛み合わない 【梅村みずほ 参政党...   👉 [The Dark Side of Immigration] 720,000 Foreigners Paying Taxes vs. 170,000 Japanese People Take Home... 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