Can I say "in town where them school is”? I have a question. I want to explain the reason I often see foreigners in Japan. Is "in town where them school is" correct? I think "in town where their school" is correct. ↓ Yes, I do. There are some city and some town where a lot of foreigners are. Foreigner who live in Japan often call their friends from their country to city or town they live. So, their cities and towns have a lot of foreigners. Untill few years ago, most of junior high schools was teaching English in Japan (some of them still are), but now English start's to be tought from elementry schools. For that reason, elementry schools are hiering foreigners teachers to tearch kids English, so teachers live in town where theｍ school is. There are at least one elementary school in a town, so certainlly I often see foreigners even in small towns.