SOCIETY
35% of Unmarried Young Japanese Don’t Intend to Marry, Says New Government Survey
As Japan works to combat population decline, a new government report says many unmarried young people intend to stay that way.
SOCIETY
As Japan works to combat population decline, a new government report says many unmarried young people intend to stay that way.
TECHNOLOGY
The data shows people aren't just moving online - they're not watching content from traditional broadcast networks at all.
CULTURE
While such properties have long been stigmatized, attitudes may be changing as the cost of everything rises.
POLITICS
Populist politicians claim without evidence that foreigners are getting overly favorable treatment in Japan. Many believe them.
LGBTQ
While LGBTQ people in general lost support, transgender people face challenges in Japan in terms of both awareness and acceptance.
LIVING IN JAPAN
Of those who refused to communicate with someone in English, 76.5% said it was due to lack of confidence.
SOCIETY
Politicians are still duking out the merits of changing the Meiji-era law forcing joint spousal surnames.
TRAVEL
Good news for those spooked by overtourism headlines: a clear majority in Japan say they approve of the influx of visitors.