A survey found that just 57% of Japanese students are interested in studying abroad.

There has been a show down going on over the restarting of the nation's 53 nuclear reactors.

In February multiple major firms in the printing industry have predicted losses on ordinary operations.

Yoyogi Park was packed with parties hoping to catch the first blossoms while getting tipsy.

Reliable high-speed internet and online applications have made remote applications sufficiently viable.

There are numerous announcements of the formation of funds and incubation facilities for Japanese start-ups.

Those of us who are resident foreigners in Japan will have some big changes coming up on July 9th.

According to the Japan Fitness Association, fitness is a big business, with 3.95m members of fitness clubs in 2009.

Tokyo University (Todai) announced that it would change the start of the university year from spring to fall.

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