Women
Self-Defense for Japanese Women: Safety Pins or Cell Phones?
Over half of Japanese women say they've been victims of groping, leading to a rise in recommended - and in some cases,…

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Jay is a resident of Tokyo where he reports and conducts tours for Unseen Japan. His work on Japan has been cited in numerous publications, including USA Today, the Washington Post, Fortune, TIME, NPR, The Guardian, and The World. In his spare time, he loves reading Japanese novels.
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Women
Over half of Japanese women say they've been victims of groping, leading to a rise in recommended - and in some cases,…
Society
Many moms don't regard Japan as a friendly place to raise kids - and attitudes towards baby strollers have become symbolic of…
Business and Economy
Nine months into working at advertising firm Dentsu, Takahashi Matsuri committed suicide. Her death sparked reform - but is it enough?
Women
Despite reports to the contrary, Japan is still having sex - but Japanese women have little control over the outcome.
Society
Will the Japanese workforce's annual battle with depression be even worse after a 10-day vacation?
Business and Economy
Why has the 24-7 Japanese convenience store suddenly become controversial? How critical are such stores to daily life in Japan? And why…
Society
The death of a mom and her young daughter at the hands of an elderly driver has sparked anger and recrimination -…
Politics
He was vilified worldwide as the cybersecurity chief who didn't use a computer. But Sakurada Yoshitaka's gaffes didn't stop there...