Japan's welcome mat getting prickly
Japan's welcome mat getting prickly
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New rules requiring fingerprints and digital photos of visitors are revealing about attitudes toward foreigners, critics say. TOKYO — The kind of greeting a foreigner receives at immigration upon arrival at an international airport can be a good, if imperfect, indication of the country that waits on the other side of the barrier. |
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News entry number 3151 added on Nov 11, 2007 in the World News category.
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