You can’t put a price on love, but Japan does put a price on how much you should give a newlywed couple.
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With “inbound pricing” becoming a bigger issue, Shibuya seafood restaurant offers discounted prices for domestic customers.
The Japanese constitution requires couples to share a family name if they get married, but only one age group in survey comes close to agreeing with it.
New policy seeks to remove additional financial burden in a country where not taking the train often isn’t an option.
Inspired by a family member’s recent need for a wheelchair, our reporter tries to see Tokyo from their perspective.
Cherry blossom parties are the archetypal spring social event in Japan, but many see an upside to solo sakura.
This Okinawan singer has a last name so rare, only 1 every 90,000 people in Japan have it!
With tons of college students and office workers looking to move at the same time, is dodging the “new lifestyle” season a smart move?