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Tokyo Olympics and the Mysterious City in the Eyes of British Media Reporters

By Satoshi Takehana
September 6, 2021
“It’s Quick, Cheap, and Runs!” Even Toyota Is Amazed? Japanese EV Ventures Surprise the World with Breakthrough Power

By Ryuichi Kaneyama and Tatsuya Oobori
August 31, 2021
Southeast Asia: How Will It Survive the Era of US-China Confrontation?

By Yutaka Iimura,Senior Fellow at GRIPS Alliance,Visiting Professor at National Graduate Institute for Policy Studies,Former Ambassador of Japan to Indonesia and to France
August 31, 2021
From Coffee to Cosmetics. Burgeoning “New Premium Market” in China.

By Yutaka Go
August 31, 2021
China‘s Plans for Semiconductor Domestic Production Goes Astray! A Flurry of Derailed Projects Casts Dark Clouds

By Kenji Yuasa
August 31, 2021
Water Majors Veolia of France Focus on Exploring Water Business in Miyagi Japan

By Kazunari Yoshimura
August 31, 2021
Why a Chinese Invasion of the Pratas Islands Is a Blind Spot in the Controversy over a Taiwan Contingency

By Tetsuo Kotani
August 31, 2021
Married After Dating Zero-Days, She Became Pregnant While Coaching the Brazilian National Judo Team ― Interview with Yuko Fujii and Her Husband #2

By Hiroaki Sawada
August 31, 2021
Stay-at-Home Dad Backs up Female Head Coach of Brazilian Men’s Judo: Interview with Yuko Fujii #1

By Hiroaki Sawada
August 31, 2021
Female Judoka from a Slum Becomes a Gold Medalist: Head Coach Yuko Fujii in Brazil Presents a New Form of Husband and Wife #3

By Hiroaki Sawada

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