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Japan’s COVID-19 State of Emergency: What You Need to Know
What does Japan's state of emergency mean?
By Aaron Baggett 5 min read
Persevering through COVID-19: What we Can Learn from Japan’s Cherry Blossoms
Like the temporary nature of the cherry blossom season, this too shall pass.
What You Need to Know About Abe’s Resignation
Japan's Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has announced he's stepping down. Why, what does this mean, and who's up for the job?
Voices from the Black Lives Matter Tokyo Protest
Over 3,000 people marched in Tokyo for Black Lives Matter. Here are the voices of organizers and protesters.
Japan’s Attempt to Ease Strict Entry Bans for Foreign Residents Too Little, Too Late
Foreign residents of Japan have been left stranded overseas for months as the country closed its borders over COVID-19.
Tweet of the Week #85: Racist NHK Video on US BLM Protests Sparks Outrage
We're not buying that ridiculous 'apology' either.
Photos from Black Lives Matter March in Osaka with Over 1,000 Protesters
The global movement has reached Japan.
Mount Fuji Closed for 2020 Climbing Season
You’ll have to take the climb off your bucket list this year, but don’t worry, you can be better prepared for next year.
The Death Of Terrace House Cast Member Hana Kimura and Japan’s Mental Health Struggles
Cyberbullying, suicide, and the false reality of Reality TV.
How to Fill in Japan’s COVID-19 Stimulus Application
A step-by-step breakdown with English translations and tips for applying online.
Yes, Foreigners are Eligible for Japan’s ¥100,000 COVID-19 Stimulus Package
From how to receive the money to whether you can claim stimulus payments from your home country, here’s what you need to know.
