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Dishwasher Use Remains Low in Japan, Thanks To Sexism

Most kitchens in Japan remain too small to fit a dishwasher. Blame the male-dominated real estate industry, says one critic.

Scene of Streamer Mogami Ai’s Murder Defiled as Details of Her Life Emerge

The site of a livestreamer, murdered by a man to whom she owed money, has become a scene for angry incels to pay their final disrespects.

Notorious Japanese Politician Tachibana Takashi Attacked With Blade, Survives

A 30-year-old is in police custody on attempted murder charges after trying to kill the head of the Protect The People From The NHK Party.

Japanese Tourists Arrested for Mooning at The Great Wall of China

Two Japanese citizens proved that bad tourism behavior is a global phenomenon when one of them dropped trou at the historical site.

Last Chance To Learn All About The Last Yakuza

On March 31st, the Foreign Correspondents Club of Japan will host a talk by author Jake Adelstein on his book, The Last Yakuza. Learn more, below.

Comedian Yuki Nivez is Not Your Diversity Hire

Yuki Nivez has emerged as a major force in the Tokyo stand-up scene. Here, she discusses her recent thoughts on her role in that space, and her upcoming show, Not Your Diversity Hire.