The Japanese government has begun financially supporting municipalities' efforts to help foreign residents better understand local community rules, as part of a broader government push to promote "well-ordered" coexistence with foreigners.Beginning in fiscal 2026 from April, the government will cover part of the costs of initiatives aimed at encouraging the integration of foreign residents into local communities, including programs teaching garbage separation rules and Japanese language as well as promoting participation in neighborhood associations, the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Com…READ FULL ARTICLE