🚗 This article explores why ride-sharing in Japan looks very different from the rest of the world — and why regular citizens can’t drive for Uber. 🚕 The Uber You…
In the corners of train stations, shopping arcades, and even airports across Japan, you’ll spot rows upon rows of colorful capsule machines. Insert a few coins, twist the knob, and…
💡 Introduction In 2025, a newly elected lawmaker—formerly a tech entrepreneur—sparked national conversation when he questioned a longstanding but little-known parliamentary custom in Japan: laptops and tablets are not allowed…
In 2025, a curious phenomenon is gaining momentum in Japan: people are paying professionals to quit their jobs for them. What was once seen as a last resort has now…
As Japan struggles to reverse its plummeting birthrate, the government has announced a new “child-rearing support contribution” starting in April 2026. Although it’s not officially called a “single tax,” that’s…
🚼 Japan’s Rapid Demographic Decline In recent years, Japan has witnessed a demographic crisis unfold faster than anyone predicted. Births have fallen to their lowest point in modern history, and…
As of July 28, 2025, Japan remains one of the few major economies without a comprehensive anti-espionage law. While debates over state secrecy and national security are not new, recent…
This is a sponsored article. Have you ever wondered why your Netflix lineup looks different in Japan compared to other countries? Or why certain websites, YouTube videos, or games simply…
🟢 The Frustration Behind “SOLD OUT” in Seconds You wake up early, click the “Buy” button the moment sales begin—and yet, it’s already gone. Limited-edition sneakers, concert tickets, gaming consoles,…
As of July 27, 2025, Japan remains a paradoxical place for skateboarders. Despite the sport gaining international recognition—especially after its Olympic debut in Tokyo 2020—skaters in Japan still face significant…
