Turning Japanese: coping with stagnation
Coping with stasis: how the supposed 'sick man of Asia' might be a model for us all By Roland KeltsI travel back and forth between Japan and the United States, mostly Tokyo and New York and a few other American cities, several times a year. The contrast is jarring. Arriving in the US can feel like rolling back a decade or more, returning to a time when information was scarce, infrastructure creaky
In Japan, Young Face Generational Roadblocks (Published 2011)
University students took part in the Mynabi Job Expo, a job fair hosted by Minichi Communications in Tokyo in January.Credit...Tomohiro Ohsumi/Bloomberg News TOKYO � Kenichi Horie was a promising auto engineer, exactly the sort of youthful talent Japan needs to maintain its edge over hungry Korean and Chinese rivals. As a worker in his early 30s at a major carmaker, Mr. Horie won praise for his de
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If There Were No Japan [HD] Late Night Live, ABC RN
