By Amélie Marie Nishizawa 2 min read
What does Japan's state of emergency mean?
Japan's Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has announced he's stepping down. Why, what does this mean, and who's up for the job?
What do you do when your students say something racist or ask you about politics?
From how to receive the money to whether you can claim stimulus payments from your home country, here’s what you need to know.
Each household in Japan will receive two cloth masks to combat the coronavirus. Good luck to families of three or more.
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Campaign vans have ended their 12-day reign of megaphone terror but that means no more naked politician posters.
Moving to Japan doesn’t deprive you of a say in the running of your home country — make your voice heard!
Said: “I think you plug USBs into a hole or something, but I don’t know the details.”
Trump’s Asia tour was all about sending a message: in this case, a saber instead of an olive branch, but there was plenty of unavoidable (and unfortunate) comedic relief along the way, too.
Now that the election vans have stopped blaring candidate’s names, the ballots have been cast and the results are in — what can Japan expect from a resurgent Shinzo Abe and his cronies?