Nissan Motor Co.’s Oppama factory, opened in 1961, was once a crown jewel in Japan’s postwar rise to manufacturing powerhouse.
Japan deploys US-made coast guard drone to monitor Chinese vessels around disputed islets: Report
Drone may also be used for issuing warnings to Chinese ships not to enter Japan’s territorial waters, Kyodo news agency reports – Anadolu Ajansı …
Govt. to prevent return of colonial-era assets to pro-Japan collaborators’ families
The South Korean government has established a new deliberation body to oversee the sale of assets confiscated from individuals who collaborated with Japan durin …
World partners to deploy biometric orbs in Japan
Medirom will begin installing the iris scanning Orbs, World’s dedicated biometric authentication device, across its Re.Ra.Ku network.
Japan firms’ FY 2025 net profit to fall on US tariffs, 1st drop in 6 yrs
Total net profit for major Japanese companies listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange is expected to fall 7.8 percent in the current busin …
The Second Map podcast tells the neglected story of the war against Japan — review
Journalist Kavita Puri hears from veterans of the second world war in Asia and asks why this conflict has been overlooked …
How Japan’s Economic Policies and Demographics Could Predict Global Market Shifts
Japan’s economy today offers a window into the potential trends and challenges that could shape the next decade for both the country and the global economy. With a combination of technological …
How Japan’s Economic Policies and Demographics Could Predict Global Market Shifts
Japan’s economy today offers a window into the potential trends and challenges that could shape the next decade for both the country and the global economy. With a combination of technological …
She fell in love with traditional Japanese homes during a high school trip. At 24, she bought one in the countryside.
“It matched all my expectations. It was huge, maybe a bit too huge,” Coline Aguirre said about the house she bought in Japan.
Japan’s population is shrinking. Here’s what it means – CBS News
Japan’s falling population is owed, in part, to a spike in the success of women in the workforce. A greater percentage of Japanese women hold jobs than their American counterparts.