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Bankara – Meiji Japan’s Anti-Fashion Movement
Unseen Japan - Jul 21
As the era of the samurai ended and Japan rushed towards modernization, a hard-scrabble fashion movement called the Bankara rose in opposition.

Retro Japanese townscape - What happens when a professional corrects this Artwork？
Watercolor by Shibasaki - Jul 21
This is Shibasaki, a painting instructor. Today I will be correcting a winter scene of a hot spring resort town featuring a retro townscape that looks as if it were lost in a movie world.

Japanese student living in Portland says he was attacked by Dylan Kesterson
KGW News - Jul 20
Dylan Kesterson was arrested for an anti-Asian attack in early July. The victim of a previous attack filed a police report after recognizing his picture on the news.

5 Tips on How to Educate and Automate the Sales Department of a Co-Working Space
newsonjapan.com - Jul 20
Managing a co-working space is a complex assignment and managers have their hands full, at all times.

What is the best service for college essay proofreading?
newsonjapan.com - Jul 20
Each of us must work incredibly hard to accomplish our objectives at work or in school.

No. of primary, middle school students in Japan down 1 mil. in decade
Kyodo - Jul 19
The number of students in elementary and junior high schools in Japan fell by around 1 million from a decade earlier to about 9.56 million in 2020, according to a government survey, underscoring the rapid aging of the country's population.

Japan's small cities to draw foreign talent with fast-track residency
Nikkei - Jul 19
Japan will make it easier to bring in talented foreign workers to regions outside the metropolitan areas by offering a fast-track path to permanent residency.

Muskego-Norway School Board shelves Japanese-American book
WISN 12 News - Jul 19
The book outlines the experience of Japanese Americans put in internment camps during World War II.

Japanese junior high school girl removed for class from three days for grooming her eyebrows
soranews24.com - Jul 18
Japanese schools tend to be very particular about student conduct and appearance. In recent years, we’ve seen a gradual loosening of some of the stricter rules, but that doesn’t mean they’ve disappeared entirely, as shown by what happened at a school in Fukuoka Prefecture.

Preliminary study of the social withdrawal (hikikomori) spectrum in French adolescents: focusing on the differences in pathology and related factors compared with Japanese adolescents
biomedcentral.com - Jul 17
Social withdrawal (hikikomori) has become an internationally recognized phenomenon, but its pathology and related factors are not yet fully known.

Over 80% of university seniors in Japan secure job offers
Kyodo - Jul 16
A total of 83.3 percent of university seniors in Japan who are scheduled to graduate next March have secured job offers as of July 1, with the figure almost recovering to pre-pandemic levels, a recent survey found.

Obasute: The Japanese Practice of Abandoning Old Mothers in the Mountains, Did it Exist?
Linfamy - Jul 10
Ubasute is the mythical practice of senicide in Japan, whereby an infirm or elderly relative was carried to a mountain, or some other remote, desolate place, and left there to die.

5 Phrases To Get A Japanese Girl // Dating In Japan 101
Asagi's Life (No BS Japan) - Jul 10
Want to know how to make Japanese girls to like you? I'm sharing Japanese phrases for dating and how to use those phrases!

2021 saw record number of child accident cases at daycare facilities
Kyodo - Jul 08
Accidental deaths and injuries among children at nursery schools, kindergartens and other child care facilities in the country reached a record 2,347 cases in 2021, Cabinet Office data showed Thursday.

What does my Ukrainian mum think of Japan? Will she be able to live in Japan?
ちゅーそんちゃんねるChuson Channel - Jul 06
My Ukrainian mum tries out various Japanese snacks and ramen while wearing a yukata, this will be the real test to find out if she could live in Japan

Tokyo school swaps fresh fruit for jelly as food prices soar
todayonline.com - Jul 06
For months, Kazumi Sato, a nutritionist at a middle school in eastern Tokyo, has received notices about hikes in ingredient prices.