SOCIETY
Poll: Over Half of Married Japanese Women Wanted to Keep Their Maiden Names
Politicians are still duking out the merits of changing the Meiji-era law forcing joint spousal surnames.
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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.
CULTURE
Sending postcards as the first greeting for the New Year is a tradition dating way back in Japan. However, surveys show more…
POLITICS
Are Japanese-Chinese relations getting worse? One annual survey says yes: it shows a nearly 25-point spike in negative feelings in China towards…
TRAVEL
A new survey shows travelers from Taiwan and the US love making a second (or more) visit to Japan. Here's why -…
TRAVEL
Is Tokyo a foodie's paradise? A new survey argues the city is one of the best capital cities in the world for…
WOMEN
A recent survey of married women in Japan revealed that almost one in five can't stand their partners. Learn why - and…
POLITICS
She's surging ahead in the polls in the US. But what do people in Japan think of Kamala Harris' presidential aspirations? According…