Jay Allen, Author at Unseen Japan

Born during Japan's "traffic war" of the 1950s and 1960s, "Tobita-kun" and all his variations remain an iconic roadside sight.

Japan's far right has been left behind. Is this because of Japan's "unique culture"? Or is there something else going on?

While Japan made progress in several areas, it took a huge step back in representation at the highest level of government.

Some say the act was generous, but others question whether he should've established a trust rather than trust the city.

It was the home to the father of American Football in Japan. Now, its downtown is largely abandoned. What happened?

Some sexual minorities in Japan are choosing to marry out of convenience. One expert calls it a "last resort" driven by societal…

As Japan debates whether to restrict sexually explicit ads shown to minors, a group of 11 webcomics companies responds to public pressure.

Abe Akie is a private citizen now. So what was she thinking when she met the man who's led a years-long assault…

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