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[Product name] Ain ga Mita, Aoi Sora.
[Genre] Novel
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■Understand the essence of the Technical Intern Training Program through novels and commentary.

──A story about a dreamless technical intern trainee regaining his future.
Hue, central Vietnam. After graduating from a local university, Ain chose to work in Japan as a technical intern because of the attractiveness of money and admiration for Japan. Ain, who falsifies his educational background as he is told, hides the fact that he is a university graduate and works in Japan. Her future possibilities were hopelessly stalled.

Japan's Technical Intern Training Program has been criticized from various perspectives, including the U.S. Department of State pointing out the existence of forced labor that abuses the system. In this book, the essence of the technical intern training system is depicted from both the "novel" depicting the setbacks and revival of the trainees who are at a dead end, and the "commentary" by the author himself who teaches in Vietnam.

What are the true problems of the Technical Intern Training Program, "exploitation of careers," and what kind of negative legacy will this system leave in the future of Japanese society? And what exactly is needed to realize a prosperous future for Japan and Asia?

An up-and-coming book by the author who served as a specially appointed professor at Vietnam's Hue University of Science and has been involved in the re-education of former technical interns.

Author: Hidemasa Kondo
Format: 46 size 256 pages (planned), average

■ Contents
　　Introduction
　　main characters

Part 1. Above the blue sky. tr?n b?u tr?ixanh.
　　Commentary I Ain's Decision ── Vietnamese Technical Intern Trainee
　　Commentary II Technical Intern Training Program -- Distortion of "Reality"
　　Commentary III What can be seen from the "question"
　　Commentary IV Curse

Part 2 In the blue sky. tr?n ???ng ??n b?u tr?ixanh.
　　Commentary V Administrative scrivener and the status of residence system
　　Commentary VI "Vietnamese Crime"
　　Explanation VII Evaluated Career
　　Commentary VIII Distortion of the technical intern training system, its true nature. Or the gambling transformation of cultural capital.

Part 3: Under the blue sky. d??i b?u tr?ixanh.
　　Commentary IX and in the status of residence system
　　Commentary Ⅹ A career that is highly evaluated and the real image of Japan
　　Commentary? Japan's "off-the-books debt" = negative social capital

Epilogue The blue sky seen by Ain.
　　Afterword