Tag: japan politics

Is Tokyo a foodie's paradise? A new survey argues the city is one of the best capital cities in the world for culinary experiences.
Until 1933, women in Japan were forbidden from being lawyers. This is the story of how Mibuchi Yoshiko overcame the law - and even her own mother - to become a lawyer and, ultimately, an influential judge.
It used to be a centerpiece of Tokyo's youth culture. Have tourism, global retail, and old men conspired to make Shibuya dull?
As X focuses on subscriptions, "impression zombies" from outside Japan are clogging Japanese posts in hopes of finding a pot of gold. They're making the service harder to use - and spreading dangerous misinformation.
Only a few Japanese films are available to audiences who aren't fluent in the language. One theater chain is aiming to change that.
Want to see something a little different while in Tokyo? Art Aquarium Ginza and these two other attractions may just fit the bill.

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