Women
Karoshi of Love: Job Satisfaction Exploitation and “Women’s Work” in Japan
A recent case of bakers working karoshi (death by overwork) hours leads our author to see ties between labor exploitation and "woman's…
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British-Japanese writer in the UK, who enjoys science, history, literature and anthropology, and wherever the fields muddily intersect. She has a weakness for seasonally limited products which makes Japan a dark forest for her wallet.
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Women
A recent case of bakers working karoshi (death by overwork) hours leads our author to see ties between labor exploitation and "woman's…
History
Hokkaido's fascinating Banei Racing, where massive draft horses pull weighted sleighs up slopes, is an intriguing remnant of a colonial history.
Culture
We all know the striking image of a multi-tiered Japanese pagoda. But what exactly are they? And what are they called in…
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