Immigrants from Ukraine attend a Japanese language and culture class in Yokohama. near Tokyo Organizers of the event said they hoped to prevent migrants from feeling isolated.
About 20 migrants attended the class. On Friday, May 27, at a cafe called "Drusi", whichเว็บ 168means friend in Ukrainian. This cafe was established as a meeting place for Ukrainian immigrants. City officials said 59 Ukrainians from 32 families fled their country to Yokohama.
Participants begin their hands-on class with an origami practice. a hydrangea flower Then learn how to introduce yourself in Japanese.
A 16-year-old boy said he still can't decide whether he should go to university in Japan or Ukraine. He said he didn't know when the war would end. but want to seriously study Japanese in the meantime
Yokohama International Association for Communication and Exchange The café, which runs the cafe, said the association would also provide counseling services about daily difficulties.
Association officials said the association had received numerous requests from people who wanted to learn Japanese or would like to find work. He said that Japanese language classes and job seminars were planned to be held in June.