Wood industry: housing, religious needs, and community teamwork
Next's Asakura Factory in Fukuoka combines housing, religious accommodation, dialogue, and local activities for its Indonesian team.
Key points
Two Indonesian Specified Skilled Workers have private dormitory rooms, with an additional cooking space provided for Muslim needs.
Regular interviews, local festivals, and sightseeing opportunities help workers settle into life in Japan.
Morning safety checks and translation apps reduce the risk of proceeding with a task that has not been understood.
Everyday communication and mutual understanding support strong workplace teamwork.
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