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Japanese City Says It Won’t Make Women’s Sanitary Products Free After Criticism
Tsu in Mie Prefecture says it's worried about theft and the expense - but city halls and some train stations in Japan…

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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
Tsu in Mie Prefecture says it's worried about theft and the expense - but city halls and some train stations in Japan…
Social Media
It's a rare move in a country with no legal structure for homeschooling - but the gamer and his parents stand by…
Social Media
Cosmos Drug Store nearly sank its reputation attempting to charge a man for parking in what turned out to be a shared…
Travel
Experts say that assessing a "foreigner only" lodging tax would involve changing the way people check into hotels here.
Society
Experts are split, with some saying it's a good idea, while others argue it won't address the bullying that occurs online.
Travel
You may experience longer wait times at Japan's arrival ports thanks to one American who forgot he was carrying a firearm.
Travel
NAVITIME's latest revision to its app now includes a Safety feature with emergency information in 13 different languages.
Politics
Some freaked out over Yoshida Ayaka's suggestion after conservative gadfly Sugita Mio bashed her on social media.