Alberto Okamura on ABEMA
2025-12-01 06:45:05

Proud Partners' Executive Alberto Okamura to Appear on ABEMA Program Discussing Foreign Labor Issues

Proud Partners’ Alberto Okamura to Feature on ABEMA Show



Alberto Okamura, the director of Proud Partners, is set to make his appearance on the ABEMA program titled 'For JAPAN – Manage Japan' throughout December 2025. The show will focus on pressing foreign labor issues in Japan, addressing concerns such as immigration policies and the utilization of foreign talent in the workforce.

The series will kick off its first episode on December 5, with a thought-provoking discussion titled 'Is prioritizing Japanese people a form of xenophobia?'. This episode will be followed weekly by engaging topics, including the era of large-scale immigration and insights from business leaders on working with foreign employees.

Broadcast Schedule



  • - Episode #033: December 5, 2025 - Is prioritizing Japanese people a form of xenophobia?
  • - Episode #034: December 12, 2025 - The era of large-scale immigration
  • - Episode #035: December 19, 2025 - Perspectives from business leaders on foreign workers
  • - Episode #036: December 26, 2025 - Politicians should view the reality on the ground!

As Japan grapples with a labor shortage, foreign nationals have become a crucial element in sustaining business operations and supporting economic growth. Okamura, whose direct involvement in a venture focusing on residency qualification applications for foreign workers through one visa, will emphasize that addressing these issues requires not just hiring but also retaining skilled workers for sustainable growth.

Proud Partners aims to construct industry standards for the designated skilled labor sector, advocating for the fair and borderless participation of foreign talents in Japanese society. The company supports over 5,700 foreign workers across 126 companies, positioning itself as a leader in human resource support within vital industries such as construction and food services.

During the program, Okamura will provide insights from his experience at one visa, stressing the importance of framing 'foreign labor issues' as pivotal for Japan's future rather than limiting the discussion to mere workforce supply.

OKAMURA's collective expertise, along with the reputable panelists on the show, is expected to enrich discussions, highlighting how businesses can thrive while also effectively integrating foreign professionals into their operations. He believes that working together can bring valuable perspectives that will challenge traditional views on labor and community dynamics in Japan.

The ABEMA program, 'For JAPAN – Manage Japan,' brings together successful business leaders to discuss the pressing issues facing the country, aiming to inspire audiences with practical knowledge and solutions. With the theme focused on foreign labor challenges this December, viewers can expect a detailed exploration of how Japan can leverage its multinational workforce for future prosperity.

For more information about the program, visit the official ABEMA page here, or catch the episodes via the official YouTube channel here.

Proud Partners, headquartered in Shinjuku, Tokyo, is on a mission to create pathways for foreign talent, allowing individuals to thrive regardless of where they originated. With more than a decade of commitment since its founding in 2012, Proud Partners is determined to provide essential human resource services, ensuring that foreign professionals can find fair job opportunities in Japan.

To learn more about Proud Partners and their initiatives, you can visit their official website here.

With discussions on critical topics like these, the upcoming episodes promise to be not just informative but transformative for Japan’s perception and integration of foreign labor.


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