POLITICS
Japanese Lawmaker Says Anti-Spy Law Could End Oshikatsu Culture
One lawmaker warns that proposed spy legislation could tread on a booming business in Japan: support for one's favorite idol or star.
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POLITICS
One lawmaker warns that proposed spy legislation could tread on a booming business in Japan: support for one's favorite idol or star.
LIVING IN JAPAN
The Japanese government may also require applicants to take courses in Japanese culture and manners before settling in for the long haul.
POLITICS
If the coalition gets its way, defacing the Hi no Maru flag - an act currently considered protected speech - could become…
INSIDER
Japan has one of the worst gender gaps in the world. Polls show many don't think the country's first female prime minister…
INSIDER
After 26 years together, the LDP and Kōmeitō have split. That leaves the looming question: What comes next?
POLITICS
The woman who may be Japan's first prime minister is under fire for her "fossil-like thinking" on women's rights.
POLITICS
Are foreigners mistreating the deer in Nara? One prominent Japanese politician says so - but the facts don't back her up.
INSIDER
While the party doesn't (yet) have that kind of power, there are troubling signs that its impact could outweigh its small size.