(Continuation from yesterday)

The time spent on English education in Japan is huge.

As I know, half of the time I spent studying teenagers has been brought to English.

And even after finding employment, I spend much time to study for TOEIC, e.t.c outside the office.

In my estimate, the number of workers in Japan who really need communication by English is about 4% at most.

Other than that, English is only used for e-mail, in other case, English is only used for immigration in overseas traveling, once in several years.

And, the skills that foreign workers are expected, are determined as "expert knowledge + help desk of English communication" by law or government ordinance.

I think that this will be a new policy to realize both Japanese global and domestic strategies.

How the name of "New-Sakoku" doctrine is.

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The incumbent minister of our country said "I cannot speak English, so I will not aim for prime minister". Anyway he led the way for the non-English country.

This is a chance for a thousand chances.

"The ultimate working style is "complete elimination of English language education"

And I am sure of it.