Spokesmen say this week’s ceremony, and another scheduled for October, violate the principal of separation of church and state.
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Do you have a part-time job at a cafe but are somehow also rich? Then you just might be the perfect guy.
With the imperial Heisei era over and the Reiwa period just beginning, this is the phrase to use.
Emperor Naruhito looks back on emperors of the past before turning his eyes to the nation’s future.
After spending his first few years living in the U.S., he’s spent the rest of his life answering the same questions over and over.
The new era name doesn’t have any of the kanji characters for “Shinzo Abe,” but some people saw the politician’s name all the same.
Prime Minister explains rationale behind decision and compares people of Japan to flowers, but not cherry blossoms.
Hiring managers sound off on different ‘dos, plus how much hair dyeing is acceptable for men or women.
Tokyo’s last trains are too early for many travelers and partiers, but they’re a God-send for overworked office employees.
Living Appraisal service helps family decide what to do with all the Blu-rays, figures, and plushies that departed otaku can’t take with them.