Not so welcome to Japan any longer

Today’s blog is about the article” Not so welcome to Japan any longer”.

The author claims about the new system which is conducted by Japanese immigration bureau office. This requires foreigners to fingerprinted and photographed at airports when they get into Japan. Not only visitors or workers with proper visas but also most permanent residents have to take this requirement. According to Japanese government, this law is made to keep international terrorists from getting into Japan. However, the author does not think that it will work because immigrant office does not have the database of fingerprints or detailed information of terrorists and if they share that of the U.S., like the article “Will entry check cross the line?” says, that must contains wrong information. Therefore, this system is just going to be considered as a discriminative thing which violates privacy.

Considering those things, this new law should not be executed.