Warriors in the local travel industry


By LEESAN
The governor of Tottori prefecture, Shinji Hirai (right), who is also the president of the National Governors’ Association of Japan, welcoming the columnist, who brought in the first international travel group to Tottori this year. — Photos: LEESAN

Just like that, everything is back to normal again ... or at least that’s what it seems like. Our focus now is to slowly but surely restore all the things that we have lost in the past two-and-a-half years. I understand that the environment now is no longer the same as it used to be, and it is therefore not easy for us to talk about those “good old days” when everything was perfect.

That being said, we all know that putting food on the table is no longer a major problem for many of us (at least for the time being) because almost every industry out there is in need of more employees! So, unless you really can’t be bothered to work or are too picky, it is not likely that you would be out of a job in today’s climate.

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