Japan wakes up to bad news about Kenji Goto
Japan woke up early on Sunday morning to the news of the death of Kenji Goto, whose apparent killing was shown in a video released by Islamic State militants. Some first learned the sad news on Twitter, as they did when the hostage situation broke initially, although newspapers were also quick to bring out special editions on Sunday morning. For many in Japan, this has been a tragedy unfolding bef
Japan’s savings rate turns negative for first time
For the first time since records were collected in 1955, Japan's population is drawing down its savings and the savings rate, calculated as savings divided by disposable income plus pension payments, was negative 1.3%. It's a dramatic change from when the Japanese saved nearly a quarter of their income (23.1%) when the savings rate peaked in 1975. Japan had the highest household saving rate in the
Rewriting the War, Japanese Right Attacks a Newspaper (Published 2014)
Takashi Uemura, a former journalist, is under attack for his reporting on “comfort women.”Credit...Ko Sasaki for The New York Times SAPPORO, Japan — Takashi Uemura was 33 when he wrote the article that would make his career. Then an investigative reporter for The Asahi Shimbun, Japan’s second-largest newspaper, he examined whether the Imperial Army had forced women to work in military brothels dur
The Nobel Peace Prize should not be awarded to the people of Japan
Thank you for registeringPlease refresh the page or navigate to another page on the site to be automatically logged inPlease refresh your browser to be logged in The Nobel Peace Prize should not be awarded to the people of JapanThey might have overseen 67 years of peace, but their nomination obscures a much more hawkish reality
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