[Lecture] On May 8th, I gave a lecture at the National Nursing University on the theme of foreigners living in Japan.

Our board member Yasuhide Nakamura and Yang Miao gave a lecture in the National Nursing University course "International Nursing Theory," discussing the current situation of foreigners living in Japan, the history of acceptance, and issues seen from the support field. Students, who usually have little contact with foreigners, commented, "I thought that Japanese people and those with foreign nationalities are the same human beings and should be equally respected," and "I felt that dividing people by nationality is somewhat wrong. I remembered when I traveled abroad in the past and interacted with local people, it was the first time I truly felt that people living overseas are fundamentally no different from us. There was a talk about getting used to it in order not to ignore individuality, and I really thought that was true. It was truly educational." We received many such comments, which provided an opportunity to think about foreigners. Thank you very much.