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January 18, 2022 Japan’s One-in-a-Hundred Female Pilot in the Air, Rugby Referee on the Ground “I completely agree with her view,” said Richie McCaw, the legendary player of the rugby kingdom New Zealand, or rather, world rugby. By Nobuhiko Otomo
April 11, 2022 Overturning the Misconception on Japan: Interview with Former BOJ Governor Shirakawa During his tenure, he was criticized for not being aggressive enough on monetary easing. By Motoyasu Hamajo
February 24, 2023 Fence-Sitting Indonesia Hosts G20 Summit While Eyeing Ukraine and National Politics For the Jokowi administration, Indonesia’s G20 presidency is a perfect opportunity for strengthening its domestic political base. By Jun Honna