Why Obesity in Japan is Rare: Will You Lose Weight If You Move There?
Obesity is a growing concern around the world, but obesity in Japan remains strikingly low. If you’re coming from a ...
7 Key Steps to Starting a Company in Japan Successfully
Japan is one of the world’s largest economies and home to cutting-edge innovation, a highly educated population, and strong global ...
Why “The Nail That Sticks Out Must Be Hammered Down” Still Defines Japanese Society and Work Culture
In Japan, the phrase "The nail that sticks out must be hammered down" — or deru kugi wa utareru — ...
What the New Japanese Immigration Law Means for Refugee Applicants and Foreign Residents
In June 2025, Japan enacted a significant revision to its immigration control and refugee law. This change has sparked wide ...
Japan’s Harshest Reality: Inside Prison in Japan
When we think of Japan, we imagine orderly trains, polite society, and low crime rates. Yet behind its clean exterior ...
Why Fanta in Japan Has Unique Flavors You Can’t Find Anywhere Else And Why Americans Are Obsessed with Peach Fanta
If you’ve ever been to Japan, you’ve probably noticed vending machines and convenience stores filled with colorful drinks you don’t ...
How Nestlé Got Japan Hooked on Coffee—Through Candy First
When you think of coffee in Japan, what comes to mind? Probably vending machines, canned coffee, and quiet cafés tucked ...
Blue Notes in Japan: The Jazz Institution That Bridges East and West
When it comes to live jazz in Japan, few names carry as much weight and cultural influence as Blue Note. ...
Rising Sun Riddims: The Deep Roots of Reggae in Yokohama
Reggae is often tied to Jamaica’s sunny beaches, political resistance, and the voice of Bob Marley. But halfway across the ...
Why Do Businesses Send Grand Opening Flowers in Japan? A Deep Look Into This Floral Tradition
In Japan, when a business opens its doors for the first time, it’s not uncommon to see the entrance surrounded ...
