January 2025, Las Vegas. More than 140,000 people flocked to CES, one of the world’s largest technology trade shows, in search of the future. In a corner of Eureka Park, the startup-only area, Japan’s technological innovation was breathing anew.
In this captivating interview with Eric Fukusaki, a multi-talented musician with an extraordinary journey from Peru to Japan, we delve into his career in Tokyo, his love for Enka music, and his unique blend of Japanese and Latin styles.
This interview focuses on Hillary's travels to Japan, her love of Japanese culture, and her successful entry into the Airbnb market in Ito, voted one of Japan's top lodging destinations.
This article leads off the magazine’s special feature, “Prepare for the ‘Information Warfare Crisis.’” Yet, it is intended neither as an introduction nor as a summary of the other essays following this one.
On April 1, 2025, Nissan Motor Co., one of Japan’s automotive giants, reached a major turning point. Iván Espinosa, a 46-year-old executive from Mexico, was appointed as President and Chief Executive Officer (CEO). This appointment signifies far more than a routine change in leadership.