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`No Japanese accreditation'

By Our Staff Reporter

CHENNAI, JUNE 9. Neither the Government of Japan nor the Consulate-General of Japan here has given accreditation or recognition to any of the Japanese language institutes or software companies in south India.

In a press release, the Japanese Vice-Consul in Chennai, Keiko Nakano, said they would not be responsible for any claims made by candidates who are duped by advertisements for Japanese language institutes and software companies mentioning an opportunity to visit Japan or promising job placements.

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