Harvard Professor Claims WWII “Comfort Women” Were Voluntary Sex Workers
A new paper claims sex-trafficked Asian women entered brothels willingly
Meet Japan’s New Minister of Loneliness
Tetsushi Sakamoto has been appointed to the new role in response to an uptick in suicides
Japanese Whisky Finally Has Real Labeling Guidelines
New regulations will help consumers know exactly what they're drinking
How Japan's Best Men’s Magazines Gained a Cult Following in the US
A look into what makes Japanese men’s mags a unique breed, and why Americans love them
How the Japanese Live Longer Without Going to the Gym
Hint: It isn't just that antioxidant-rich diet
Super Nintendo World Opening at Universal Studios Japan in 2021
The opening kicks off with an AR-enhanced "Mario Kart" roller coaster inside Bowser's castle
Would You “Work From Home” From a Ferris Wheel?
One amusement park has found that people absolutely will
This Japanese Gin Was Crafted From Unused Budweiser
Stalled sales due to COVID-19 led one distillery to recycle old beer into a new spirit
IOC President: "Millions" of Vaccine Doses Will Be Available Before Olympics
Thomas Bach just gave Japanese government officials and local organizers a pep talk
Inside the Industry of Companies Helping People Vanish
Japan's "night moving" companies may be the most prominent example
How Miles Davis Became the Face of a Short-Lived Japanese Shōchū Brand
Long before Bill Murray was making it a Suntory time, Davis brought VAN to the masses
You Can't Go to Japan Right Now, But You Can Still Buy Great Stuff From There
From blissed-out music to blended whisky, a roundup of a few things to check out
In Japan, You Can Hire Someone to Sabotage a Relationship for You
Allow a Japanese wakaresaseya to end your marriage for you
Can Japan’s Tourism Goals Survive the Fallout of a Doomed Olympics?
The nation has built long-term infrastructure for attracting visitors from the West
Japan Asks Roller-Coaster Riders to “Please Scream Inside Your Heart” During Pandemic
Screaming is not allowed at reopened amusement parks due to coronavirus concerns
Inside Japan's Country-Defining High-School Baseball Tournament
Director Ema Ryan Yamazaki examines "Summer Koshien" in a new film for ESPN that debuts this week