Businesses in one of Japan’s oldest shopping strips are wondering if they can survive after the surprising new increase.
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Farewells can be sad, but in a Japanese business saying good-bye can be a pain because of the country’s elevator etiquette.
The missiles may not be physically crashing into Japan, but their effect is hitting television stations square in the wallet.
If an interplanetary warlord can’t land a job in this economy what hopes do the rest of us have?
Let’s take this rare sighting of an S-Class bakkura to learn a little about what being a bakkura is all about.
Office employee poses question to the Internet: Is it wrong to drink a non-alcoholic beer during a break?
Warmhearted hospitality plus unforgiving customers equals the world’s highest service standards.
Bright, fresh, breezy, and nowhere safe to pick your nose or scratch your arse?
Seeks to solve a big problem unique to big-chested women in Japan.
It’s been a rough month of ups and downs for anyone who enjoys either pizza-flavored potato chips or exploiting markets.
Common sense will actually keep you pretty safe when navigating the “etiquette minefield” of a job interview in Japan.
Our reporter Go Hattori takes the plunge into the greasy underworld of buying social media followers.
Sompo Japan’s groundbreaking policy covers doxxing, negative memes, and other forms of flaming, but trolls need not apply.




































































