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Explained! Nippon Kaigi

This video in our Explained! series presents an overview of Nippon Kaigi, a Japanese rightwing organization with strong links to the government.

Scrap the Immigration Crackdown Plan

Tozen Union joined other labor unions and rights groups in a sit-in Wednesday outside Japan’s Diet Building, as the House of Councillors deliberated a bill to get tough on refugees, migrants, and other foreigners.

Speakeasy: Japan at the Center of Trade Rulemaking in Asia-Pacific

This SNA Speakeasy features Hiroki Takeuchi on the theme of “Japan at the Center of Trade Rulemaking in Asia-Pacific.”

Visible Minorities: Yoshiro Mori’s Overdue Comeuppance

Former Prime Minister Yoshiro Mori represents the worst of Japan’s politics, melding misogyny with racism.

Bread & Roses: Foreigners Wander the Streets in the Age of Covid

My family and I often patronized a Chinese restaurant a couple of minutes away from our apartment. It’s open late at night and serves great food at decent prices. It just went out of business.

Bread & Roses: Love and Money for a Japanese Princess

I wear two hats. My day job is teaching social security and labor law at a university. I also serve as executive president of a labor union. In this installment of the column, I will discuss my recent musings about welfare and the Imperial household.

Bread & Roses: Uncle Reiwa Quickly Abuses His Power

Outright rejection of appointing certain researchers to the Science Council of Japan without disclosing the reason is an abuse of the prime minister’s power.