June 28, 2022 Plant-based Tuna Set to Save Fisheries Amidst Declining Catches and Growing Demand When I first opened the can, I caught a whiff of tuna. However, it’s not tuna inside but a tuna alternative made mainly from soybeans. By Koji Gushiken
December 19, 2023 Europe in “Decline” in the Time of the Russian War against Ukraine The events of February 24, 2022, unrelentingly exposed that, while a typical classic war of aggression had been waged on the twenty-first-century European continent, Europe had no means to stop it. By Atsuko Higashino
May 13, 2022 The Trend in Plastic Free: “Bag Charge” Is Just the Beginning More than a year has passed since the introduction of mandatory surcharge for plastic shopping bags on July 1, 2020. By Ryoko Seguchi
September 30, 2021 Readings from Former BOJ Governor Shirakawa’s British Parliament Testimony Will the U.K. follow Japan into a downward spiral of low growth and low inflation despite continued quantitative easing (QE)? By Izuru Kato