A survey in Osaka asked 107 naturalized Chinese citizens in Japan which Japanese surnames they chose. Most changed their names, with “Kanemoto” ranking highest.
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When foreigners apply for Japanese naturalization, although Japan's Nationality Law does not explicitly specify Japanese language requirements, in practice, a proficiency level equivalent to that of a third-year elementary school student is typically required.
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The increasing trend of foreign individuals visiting, working, investing, and settling in Japan, despite it not being traditionally considered an immigrant nation, can be attributed to several advantages for foreigners: