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Mr. Sato leads an office roundtable discussion on weird things Japanese schools have said “Nope, you can’t do that” about.
The fate of the first to board has long been a problem in Japan, but this could be the solution.
Some employers want to flip the script to indirectly get rid of workers they don’t want, company says.
Local residents’ complaints about bad-mannered tourists prompt pledges from mayor to consider tighten regulations.
Statistics show overall situation is improving, but some at-risk individuals need more help than ever.
After 15 years of needing a doctor’s permission, women and teens in Japan can now buy emergency contraceptives over the counter, but still with some strings attached.
China’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs says Japan has too many criminals and earthquakes to be safe for Chinese people.
It’s not a total withdraw, but the chain’s downtown Tokyo footprint is going to get a lot smaller.
We head to one of Japan’s top travel destinations to see the situation and take cafe recommendations from a deer.

































































