In Japan, many right wing revisionist groups continue to glorify its wartime legacy, seeking to validate their versions of the past however...
In February last year as toilet paper was flying off supermarket shelves as a result of panic and misleading information, the announcement...
The coronavirus pandemic has brought large interruptions to typical patterns of working, forcing Japanese companies to become more flexible and loosen their...
Less than two months after issuing a state of emergency, former Prime Minister Abe Shinzo declared victory over COVID-19. Abe was keen...
The economic fallout of the COVID-19 pandemic has been a particular setback for Japanese women, having unraveled many gains from Abe Shinzo’s...
On August 4th, the Toonippo, Aomori’s prefectural newspaper, carried an article about the opening of the ice hockey season, delayed one month...
The gathering of 3,500 people on June 14 to march through central Tokyo in support of the Black Lives Matter movement was...
Rural Japan has long been trying to attract big-city dwellers to relocate to the countryside. A current wrinkle on these efforts is...