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Rising security and economic tensions prompting consideration of new rules to make it harder for foreigners to buy property in Japan.
Survey sees if high school students know what they can and can’t do under the accelerated end of childhood.
55-year-old politician thinks kids are ditching school because they’re spending too much time on their phones.
Gasoline-accelerated mass homicide has policy makers reevaluating current safety regulations.
Japanese government votes to amend laws, bringing down age of legal adulthood but raising marrying age for women and gender reassignment surgery.
Back-to-back unanimous votes draw praise from Minister in Charge of Women’s Empowerment, but will anything really change?
Move would balance marriage age for men and women, make sex-change operations more easily available.





































































