I took three months of parental leave! Tuyen's goal is to build a house in Vietnam.

There are so many opportunities in Japan! Haru-san is working hard to become a foreman.

"Everyone's warmth gave me the push I needed," says Mr. Moore, who jumped into the world of electrical work.

I want to become a craftsman that everyone on site can rely on. Kan-san is steadily moving forward.

Write, write, write to memorize. Ms. Quan continues her diligent efforts.

I've seen both Kiyomizu-dera Temple and Kinkaku-ji Temple! Twen is enjoying his days in Japan.

Che Woo is pursuing her dream of starting her own company from scratch, without relying on her parents.

Bin has never been late in 11 years. He takes pride in his hard work and continues to hone his skills in Japan.

Myne loves cherry blossoms and construction work. He has worked steadily and earned trust.

Toy enjoys living in Japan, energized by the hustle and bustle of Tokyo.

Lu says that the business trip to Vietnam he took with the president is still a precious memory.

Tuan works hard for his three children back home

Huong, who teaches work to Japanese and Indonesian people.

Tip goes to church on Sundays.

Mr. Dyson works hard for the future of his family.

Thuyen was drawn to the beauty of the scenery and the kindness of his colleagues.

Hein was drawn to Japanese manga and the Japanese way of working.

Nyan-san's goal is to bring his beloved wife to Japan.

Ms. Duong loves cooking and is particularly good at stir-frying vegetables.

I love billiards! Chuan is enjoying life in Japan.

I love the culture of queuing! Nam-san finds his work rewarding.

Mr. Quet was impressed by Japan's safe scaffolding.

Hien, who loves beer, works in Japan to support her family.

Because it's a safe and secure working environment, Ms. Tan wants to continue working in Japan for a long time.

Mr. Fu has worked in Japan for over 10 years and is striving to become a foreman.

Ms. Quet's goal is to build a house for her family in Vietnam.

Anh wants to start a Japanese-style all-you-can-eat yakiniku restaurant in Vietnam.

Hiep becomes a Specified Skilled Worker (ii) and dreams of a family trip in Japan and does her best.

Ron's goal was to buy a house so he could work in Japan for a long time.

Ms. Kui says her most memorable experience was carrying a portable shrine (mikoshi) at a Japanese festival.

Huin loves Japan's beautiful nature and anime.

Moved by the kindness of the Japanese people, Mr. Chieu became a Specified Skilled Worker (ii)

Yui has honed her skills and is now recognized by her seniors.

Phuong is a motorcycle enthusiast and enjoys going on tours with his friends.

Mr. Dung worked hard to become a Specified Skilled Worker (ii) and even bought a car

Hoang aims to improve her skills in order to fulfill her dreams.

I want to live in Japan with my wife and children as soon as possible. Fat is a family man.

Thanh, a hard worker who worked hard to improve his Japanese language skills

I'm happy to be able to grow through my work. Ain is also working hard to send money home to her family.

I want to continue living in Japan for a long time. Hiep is also enjoying his private life.

Hip-san has grown to love Japan and wants to work for a Japanese company even after returning to her home country.

In the future, I want to return to my home country and start my own company. Kwon is working hard towards his dream.

Japan is a safe place to work. Ms. Kiev's goal is to earn a lot of money and return home.

Japanese people are kind and will help you no matter what. - Thanh, who loves Japan

My goal this year is to get my driver's license! Tan wants to work in Japan forever.

His younger brother is also in Japan. Tung is looking forward to working with him.

Mr. Tuong, who set a goal and acquired Japan's technological capabilities.

Luan is a hard worker who is asked to do all sorts of jobs.

Specified Skills Mr. Ding is trusted by everyone

Mr. Song, with a kind smile, treasures the handmade masks made by his family