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Daiso to change Japanese closing-time music because foreign tourists aren t taking the hint

One peculiar aspect of life in Japan that people discover soon after moving here from abroad is that there’s a special culturally accepted song that is played by all kinds of stores about 15 minutes before their designated closing time. It’s a soft tune that is meant to gently nudge customers into realizing…

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Lots of Japanese parents want their kids to work for Nintendo, but not just for the money, survey says

Japan isn’t completely without rhetoric to the effect of “Video games are bad for kids and will rot their brains.” Kids are banned from many arcades after a certain time of night, and one prefecture actually has an official ordinance limiting how much time minors are legally allowed to spend playing video…

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Should married couples in Japan be allowed to have different family names? Survey investigates

Should married couples in Japan be allowed to have different family names? Survey investigates
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Yakuza lieutenant arrested in Tokyo for stealing Pokemon cards

In movies and video games, there’s often a romanticized, or at least dramatic, view of where yakuza get their money from. Whether its pulling bank heists, stealing diamonds, gathering protection money from swanky bars staffed by sexy hostesses, relieving corrupt businessmen or politicians of their ill-gotten gains, or just shaking down dudes…

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Osaka governor suggests lowering voting age to 0 to curb population decline

The declining population issue in Japan has long been discussed with several eventual doomsday scenarios brought up, from an entire country of people named “Sato” to a more recent study suggesting that upwards of 40 percent of local governments are at risk of going extinct in the next few decades. And yet,…

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