The Internet has a great time with the “Please don’t feed the pigeons!” campaign, in which pigeons tell passers-by where they can stick their birdseed.
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Back-to-back unanimous votes draw praise from Minister in Charge of Women’s Empowerment, but will anything really change?
Demand grows more than 10 times in size in just five years as Japanese family dynamics change.
Exasperated wife says “OK. Should I pick something up for us instead?” is the wrong answer.
In a special press event, a Tokyo professor puts a price to the blood, sweat, and tears of Japanese wives and mothers.
Illustrator says one group loves Uniqlo, asks women to split the bill on dates.
Surprisingly large number also say they relax at home in the nude.
Getting turned down for a job hurts, but one company wants to do what it can to help job-hunters bounce back from a rejection.
Troubling statistic is coupled with an additional one-in-four saying they’ve heard the word, but don’t know what it means.
Marriage agency Zexy thrills Japanese viewers with a makeout montage both moving and mortifying.
African-born president of Kyoto Seika University was told his parties sounded fun, but there was a hidden meaning.