
Inheritance in Japan
The Questions That Keep Long-Term Resident Awake At Night By Timothy Langley I have advised many long-term residents in this

The Questions That Keep Long-Term Resident Awake At Night By Timothy Langley I have advised many long-term residents in this

Last Briefing of August: Personnel Season Opens, Okinawa Goes Live, and the Yen Returns to 160 Good day from Misaki,

Final Installment in a Four-Part Series By Timothy Langley — Tokyo Japan’s countryside is thinning. Abandoned houses, empty streets, and

Weekly Briefing Synopsis Takaichi Administration: Dog-Days Quiet, Reshuffle Jockeying, and a Northern Territories Signal Good day from Katsuyama, in port

Weekly Briefing Synopsis Takaichi Administration: War Anniversary Restraint, Tax-Cut Arithmetic, and a Northern Territories Signal Good day from Katsuyama.

Takaichi Administration: Obon Reflections, Yen Intervention, and Old-Guard Friction Good day from the port of Misaki, at the

Good day, and welcome to the recap of the 286th episode of Japanese Politics One-on-One. I am reporting

Weekly Briefing Synopsis Good morning from a fiercely hot Tokyo. Five and a half years into these Sunday conversations, it

Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi’s administration closed a turbulent week with the Diet session extended into the coming week (until July

Weekly Briefing Synopsis The Takaichi Administration: Diet Endgame Pressures and Strategic Adjustments Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi enters the final week

Weekly Briefing Synopsis The Takaichi Administration: Converging Pressures in a High-Stakes Fortnight Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi’s administration faces simultaneous pressure

Installment 3 of Japan’s Drone Awakening Japan is in a quiet but urgent race against time. With the

https://www.youtube.com/live/ybOfpUDOjiM?si=wEjae-QkFBz_aj2i Weekly Briefing Synopsis Good morning, and welcome to the recap of the 281st episode of Japanese Politics One-on-One.

Weekly Briefing Synopsis Good morning, and welcome to the recap of the 280th episode of Japanese Politics One-on-One. It is

By Timothy Langley Drones, long confined to military reconnaissance and targeted strikes, are rapidly transitioning into versatile commercial tools. This