Japan is facing a nursing shortage.

The nation has the world’s oldest population but not enough young people to help care for them.

Now the country is turning to foreign nurses to help make up for that deficit.

But not everyone is convinced this is a good career move for these caregivers.

From Tokyo, reporter Jason Strother has more.

Still on the subject of Korean’s overseas.

In Japan they make up the largest ethnic minority living in the country.

And despite many having lived there for decades, they express a reluctance to accept Japan as their true home.
 
Most strive to preserve their Korean heritage and connections with friends, family and colleagues in South and North Korea.
 
But as our reporter Jason Strother discovered in the Japanese capital Tokyo, the frequent escalation in tensions in recent years is making it difficult for the Korean community to maintain these traditions and connections.