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"If you go to Japan, don't hesitate to speak first": Japanese students about Uzbekistan

Most Uzbeks have a similar perception of Japan: modern technologies, large cities, discipline, and good salaries. Therefore, studying, working, or gaining experience in this country is becoming one of the interesting directions for many young people today. But what do Japanese citizens know about Uzbekistan? What were the perceptions of Japanese students who came to our country for the first time, and did these views change after the trip? A Kun.uz correspondent spoke with five Japanese students about this.

"If you go to Japan, don't hesitate to strike up a conversation first": Japanese students about Uzbekistan

Most Uzbeks share a similar perception of Japan: modern technologies, large cities, discipline, and good salaries. For this reason, studying, working, or gaining experience in this country is becoming one of the most interesting directions for many young people today.

But what do Japanese citizens know about Uzbekistan? What were the perceptions of Japanese students visiting our country for the first time, and did these views change after the trip?

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