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中国からの研修生・実習生における国際労働移動の実態および成否を規定する要因 The Actual Conditions among the Trainee and Technical Intern from China to Japan and the Factos Affecting their Success or Failure. 礒田, 朋子 香月, 保彦 Isoda, Tomoko Katsuki, Yasuhiko Labor migration 労働移動 Trainee 研修生 Technical Intern 技能実習生 Cost 費用 Earnings 持ち帰った金額 Success or Failure 成否 application/pdf In 1990, Japan opened a side-door to the international migration of low-skilled temporary workers. Subsequently, temporary migrants have increased in volume. They are considered trainees for the first year of their stay and only receive allowance. However, most of them actually do the same work as other workers. Many problems caused by this migration system have been reported. 　In this article, we focus on temporary migrants from China. How did they live in Chine before migrations? Why they migrant to Japan? What factor affects success or failure in their migrations? 　In 2010 and 2011, we carried out questionnaire surveys of 65 returnees from Japan. Results indicate that four migrants in five were female, 40 percent were married and one half had children. More than four respondents in five migrated because they desired to earn income, 38.5 percent migrated because they want to learn technical skills, 24.6 percent migrated because they want to see Japan. Most migrants are positive in their overall assessment of the impact of migration. Earnings and pre-departure costs are important factors affecting success or failure in their migrations. Results indicate that migrants who had children are more positive than the other in their overall assessment. Household in China is also important factor affecting migration. 広島文化学園大学社会情報学部 2013-03-29 jpn departmental bulletin paper VoR https://doi.org/10.60171/00004999 https://hbg.repo.nii.ac.jp/records/5006 10.60171/00004999 AN10586239 13418459 社会情報学研究 18 51 60 https://hbg.repo.nii.ac.jp/record/5006/files/hbgsis18_51-60.pdf application/pdf 780.5 kB 2023-05-30