Won’t Japan’s current system eliminate wrongful convictions!?

The Hakamada case, a robbery, murder, and arson case in 1966, resulted in a death sentence in 1980. In December 2020, the Supreme Court reve ...

Clues for sustainable agriculture can be found in Inner Mongolia

In 2022, inflation progressed not only in Japan but also worldwide. One of the major factors was hitting crop production caused by climate c ...

Innovation is born out of technology, knowledge, and human nature

The presence of Japanese companies is considered to be declining in the global economic environment. Why is the presence of Japanese compani ...

What the media can do to resolve the war in Ukraine

Nowadays from Japan we are able to know about various events in the world. This is thanks to international reporting. So, what can we learn ...

Red Queen competition that promotes corporate growth has its pitfalls

The Red Queen competition is a form of competition in which companies compete with rivals in the same field and grow together. It was this t ...

Are Nobel Peace Prize laureates disturbers of peace?

The Nobel Peace Prize 2022 was awarded to human rights organizations and a human rights activist from Ukraine, Belarus, and Russia. Since pe ...

Tax avoidance is not illegal, but is it unfair!?

With the release of the so-called Panama Papers in 2016, there has been an increase in media coverage of tax avoidance in Japan. On the othe ...

Associate Professor NAITO Asao commented on Vice world news, “Half-Black Student in Japan Segregated During Graduation For Wearing Cornrows”

The 18-year-old wanted to celebrate his high school graduation by wearing cornrows, but was made to sit alone and away from his classmates.

Literary works depicting infectious diseases resonate with us today

The COVID-19 pandemic that began in 2020 often revealed aspects of our society and ourselves that were different from what we had previously ...