JIN-463 -- China rights spotlight

Submitted by Japan Inc on April 30, 2008

Anti-China sentiment has been erupting all over the world. Most criticism focuses on the issues of civil and political rights. How fair and how productive is this approach? What is the view from Japan? Read Now

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TT-467 -- Taking it slow during Golden Week, ebiz news from Japan

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Submitted by Terrie Lloyd on April 28, 2008

The long holiday Japanese traditionally have looked forward to, Golden Week, just isn't as "golden" as it used to be. This week Terrie takes a look at the various factors contributing to this holiday lull. Read Now

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GW-296 -- The Hottest Gizmos and Gadgets from Japan

Submitted by Japan Inc on April 25, 2008

This week's Gadget Watch looks at new Pioneer wireless
headphones, the latest Sanyo water-resistant Xacti movie cam,
Japan's most expensive mobile phone, and a few short items.

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JIN-462 -- Uniforms and Uniformity

Submitted by Japan Inc on April 23, 2008

Japanese dress codes and uniforms are often criticized by modern observers for stifling individuality. However, looked at another way, uniforms are also a source for counter cultures to turn authority on its head and reclaim expression in a unique and individual manner. Read Now

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Terrie's Job Tips -- What Happens When You’re Out of Work?

Submitted by Japan Inc on April 23, 2008

Although I usually refrain from making comments about issues related to law, not least of which because I’m not a lawyer, there are some questions that come up over and over, and are clearly relevant to a lot of people. Today’s issue is about what happens to your visa status, or more accurately, your Status of Residence (SOR), if you lose your job. Also, does it matter whether you were fired or left of your own free will?

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