October 23, 2023 How Japanese Rugby Overcame Adversities and Became “One Team” At the 2019 World Cup, Japanese Rugby succeeded in both building audiences and national team performance. By Masato Tsuchida
October 30, 2023 Why the Nets Is Eyeing the Japanese Market: “Brooklyn Could Become Watanabe’s Home” The key figures of Japan's national basketball team got together in New York City, dubbed the “capital of the world.” By Daisuke Sugiura
February 21, 2024 The Deadlock in Myanmar—When Will It End? On February 1, 2023, the second anniversary of the coup, the State Administration Council (SAC), the top decision-making body of Myanmar’s military regime, announced extending the state of emergency. By Yoshihiro Nakanishi
February 2, 2024 A Conversation: Japan-U.S.-South Korea Security Cooperation Enters a New Phase Focus on universal values and stronger deterrence against North Korea—South Korea’s Yoon Suk Yeol administration shifted its basic foreign policy. By Junya Nishino and Tsuneo Watanabe