List of Articles
Society/Life
Delay in developing legislation on LGBTQ and perspective of the Supreme Court
March 13, 2024
In February 2023, Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida made a negative remark about the issue of the introduction of separate family names ...
Society/Life
Japan’s crisis made visible by the economic impact of COVID-19 and its support measures
March 7, 2024
How did COVID-19 impact Japan’s total GDP? And what did support measures taken by the government achieve? Analyzing the impact of COVID-19 o ...
Society/Life
Japan leads the world in development of laws related to autonomous driving
March 4, 2024
Over the past 10 years, laws and regulations for autonomous driving have been developed along with its technological developments. With the ...
Business
No point in analyzing only ESG and sustainability?
February 28, 2024
Amidst the global trend that seeks corporate management valuing ESG and sustainability, such information that is not stated on the financial ...
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Meiji University × The Wall Street Journal：“Tasting is Believing ~Can a Low-Sodium Diet Still Deliver Savor?”
February 27, 2024
Our advertisement feature "Tasting is Believing ~Can a Low-Sodium Diet Still Deliver Savor?" by Prof. MIYASHITA Homei (School of Interdiscip ...
IT/Science
Plant stress resistance genes saving us from food crisis
February 26, 2024
In recent years, the effects of global warming, such as expanding desertification, frequent torrential rains, etc., have been noticeable. Th ...
IT/Science
How optical submarine cables deal with the increasing volume of information on the Internet
February 20, 2024
Today, optical fiber communication technology supports the information and communication networks represented by the Internet. In particular ...
Media Coverages
Professor NAGASHIMA Hiroshi was introduced on The Japan News by The Yomiuri Shimbun, “Genetically Modified Pigs Created for Organ Transplants; Research Team Plans Clinical Study as Early as Fall 2025”
February 16, 2024
Genetically modified pigs have been created for the purpose of performing organ transplants into humans, a research team announced Tuesday.
Media Coverages
Professor WAKASA Toru commented on The New York Times, “The Guardians of Japan’s Keyhole Tombs”
February 1, 2024
According to Professor Toru Wakasa, a kofun researcher at Meiji University, the Mozu-Furuichi Kofun were built in the fifth century, at the ...