By allowing visa renewals, Japan hopes to secure workers. With the rise of inbound tourism, demand is rising for English-speaking ski instructors, for example. Related industries have called on the government to expand the program to allow visa renewal. Under reciprocal arrangements, those from the U.K. and Canada can obtain working holiday visas twice or for two consecutive years, and vice versa. With Austria, Denmark and New Zealand, only the Japanese side will issue visas twice. Japan plans to increase the list further toward the new year and hopes to negotiate deals with Taiwan and South Korea. Countries and regions that have working holiday agreements with Japan are increasing. Since the first agreement was struck with Australia in 1980, 30 countries and regions have taken part, with Luxembourg the latest to join in June this year. Japan has already reached agreements with Italy and Israel, with programs expected to start soon.