AMAZING OSAKA!- For the Children - Dig More Japan
11 Video Views·Aug 20, 2025
In Osaka’s multicultural Ikuno Ward, children with foreign roots receive free support adjusting to Japanese society.
It's my first time to eat Yamayamono. It's really delicious. Please try it.
It's full of foreigners. It's amazing.
Nepal, Indonesia, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka.
Osaka's culturally diverse Korea town, home to people from some 80 countries and regions.
Four days a week, this facility provides tutoring for 104 students with roots overseas.
A non-profit organization provides all the services.
Housed in a former school, it's run by a 14 member staff and volunteers.
Kismat, age 13, has Nepali roots and has lived in Japan since 2024.
But he currently doesn't attend regular school.
This is actually Kismat's second time in Japan.
The first time, he knew no Japanese and soon returned to Nepal.
Seemingly unmotivated to learn Japanese, the staff have asked him to introduce his homeland of Nepal.
What is this?
It's delicious.
I got to show everyone the things of my country. It was very good.
Learning to read Japanese.
When you say A, it's like a pause in our language.
Asmit, a university student who's also from Nepal, helps him learn to read Japanese.
Just three weeks later.
Because I want to go to school, I won't get excited anymore.
I will do just like them.