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Weekly Shonen Jump is still the biggest magazine in Japan, but its print circulation is getting smaller and smaller.
Even if they’ve been professionally cleaned, used school swimsuits are too dirty for this marketplace.
The number of Japanese citizens falls below 120 million for the first time in 42 years, but the foreign community continues to grow.
No more heavy ball baskets or stacks of cash, but the same ol’ sensory rush with a modern flair.
Sometimes you need to tell your bosses you need a break, but you need someone else to be the one to tell them.
Annual study finds sharp decline in interest among foreign residents to stick around for the long haul, but it’s probably leaving out some differing voices.
Calbee’s potato chips and shrimp chips get partway back to normal as war in Iran drags on.
Butler Association Japan wants to provide training in legitimate maid skills, but says they can be applied to other professional fields as well.
While waiting for the train, there’s always one spot he hopes will be empty when it comes.
Seems like the people doing on-the-street immigration checks should know what immigration documents look like, doesn’t it?

































































