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Japan’s Immigration Minister Had to Prove She’s Japanese – The Kimi Onoda Paradox

Japan’s new Immigration Minister, Kimi Onoda, just made headlines—and for a fascinating reason. She had to prove she’s Japanese before the Diet, despite being fully naturalized and raised in Japan. In this video, I break down the Kimi Onoda paradox: a woman with mixed heritage now controlling Japan’s immigration policy. As a half-Japanese foreigner myself, I share my perspective on what this moment means for Japan’s identity, immigration system, and mixed-race population. We dive into: How Onoda became fully Japanese on paper and what that really means The challenge of being half-Japanese in a homogenous country Japan’s approach to immigration and cultural conformity Why her appointment is both historic and controversial If you’re curious about Japanese politics, immigration debates, or mixed-race identity in Japan, this video is for you. Don’t miss this deep dive into the future of Japan’s immigration system and what it could mean for foreigners living here. Welcome to Divorcing Japan — a channel for fathers and men navigating separation, custody, and survival in Japan and around the world. Through personal stories, practical advice, and emotional truth, this channel aims to support those going through one of life’s hardest chapters — especially when the system feels stacked against you. New videos weekly about: • Divorce and custody in Japan • Life after separation • Fatherhood from a distance • Mental health and emotional recovery This channel is based on personal experience and is not legal advice. If you're in legal proceedings, consult a qualified attorney. https://divorcingjapan.substack.com/ \#divorcingjapan #japanesedivorce #foreignfather #custodyjapan #mensmentalhealth #singlefather #divorcesupport #divorceinjapan