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Never a dull moment when U.S. presidents come calling
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This Friday, U.S. President Barack Obama will arrive in Tokyo for a highly anticipated first visit with the new administration. This Q&A installment takes a look back at previous visits of U.S. Presidents and the preparation that goes into them.
November 10 at 11:36pm
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The Japan Times

Japanese women still hitting glass and bamboo ceiling in the boardroom
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Japanese women still have a long way to go when it comes to obtaining executive posts in large companies. Statistics show an alarmingly low percentage of women with director positions, putting Japan at 31 out of 35 countries and below Jordan, Oman and Kuwait
November 10 at 11:35pm
Cindy Downing
Cindy Downing
Saw it first hand in Tokyo in 06-07...Women are an untapped resouce of creativity and forward thinking
November 11 at 2:36pm
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Tea ceremony making comeback among men
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The tea ceremony, long a key component in premarriage training for women, is gradually drawing interest among men in search of healing after a hard day's work.
November 9 at 10:36pm
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The Japan Times

From East Berlin to the Far East, and vice versa
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On the 20th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall, two DDR veterans, freelance writer Alena Eckelmann and Professor Akira Ichikawa of Osaka University, share memories of life as it was on the other side.
November 9 at 10:34pm
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The Japan Times

JFW bucks the trend
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Despite the current economic struggles, Japan Fashion Week delivered an impressive assortment of designers for the Spring/Summer 2010 fashion line. Designers remain optimistic that regardless of large brands like, H&M and Forever21 gaining popularity, their fanbase will choose quality over dirt-chea...
November 9 at 12:25am
Steve Silver
Steve Silver
It is disappointing to see these excruciatingly thin models being featured, and disappointing that the JT fails to mention this. This is part of the toxic environment that pushes girls and women to be unnaturally thin. I have very thin women in my classes who are constantly going on "tea diets" because they see crap like this and think they need to... See More lose weight. I'd like to see a JT piece that criticizes that fashion industry for featuring these anorexic-looking women as models -- it is doing real damage to girls and women.
November 9 at 2:12am
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The Japan Times

Yoko Ono, forever a force for peace
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At 76, Yoko Ono continues to cut her own path in life, despite any obstacles or opposition she might face. In an interview, the artist/musician reflects on her life as the odd child out and her tenacious commitment to world peace.
November 8 at 11:32pm
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The Japan Times

Yokohama gets creative directive
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In an effort to put the area in the spotlight, the Minato Mirai district introduced Creative City Yokohama. Included in that initiative is the Creativity for Arts and Media festival, which brings artists and their works together to create innovative contemporary visual literacy.
November 6 at 12:48am
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The Japan Times

Soil creates life with 'death jazz'
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You've got your death metal ... and then you've got your "death jazz," which is how the Japanese band Soil and “Pimp” Sessions likes to define their style of explosive music. With new album and supporting, the group is exploring new ways to connect with its audience.
November 6 at 12:32am
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The Japan Times

New faces down on the farm | Japan Pulse
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Whether it's in a country field or on a high-rise rooftop, the self-sufficiency benefits of farming are inspiring more Japanese to till the soil.
November 5 at 1:15am
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The Japan Times

Meiji University celebrates manga heritage | Japan Pulse
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The day may never dawn for a national media arts center, but at least Meiji University is doing its best to preserve classic manga.
November 5 at 1:14am
Justin K. Ellis
Justin K. Ellis
Nation of children.
November 5 at 1:36am

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