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Japan’s Labor Shortage Bankruptcies Surge in 2025 — Which Industries Are Failing and Why

Labor shortages are causing record bankruptcies in Japan. Learn which industries are most affected, what’s behind the crisis, and how companies can survive.

“Zangyo Cancel”: Why Leaving Work on Time Is Sparking a Quiet Revolution in JapanWhat the rise of “no overtime” means in a culture built on long hours

In Japan, leaving on time is becoming a quiet act of resistance. Explore the roots of “Zangyo Cancel” and what it reveals about work culture.

Shinjiro Koizumi and the “Sexy” Moment That Shaped His Political Image

At the UN Climate Summit, Shinjiro Koizumi called climate policy “sexy.” The world laughed, but the remark revealed much about language, culture, and leadership.

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Aiseki Block: How a Quiet Seat-Hacking Trick Shook Japan’s Bus System

A clever trick to block adjacent bus seats in Japan sparked debate, legal concerns, and system reform. Explore the real story behind “Aiseki Block.”

Precure Ojisan: Why Grown Men Are Deeply Moved by a Magical Girl Anime

What drives adult men to love Pretty Cure? From emotional healing to social stigma, explore the deep reasons behind the “Precure Ojisan” phenomenon in Japan.

Shinjiro Koizumi’s Rice Gamble: Populism, Emergency Policy, and Political Optics in Japan

Amid rising rice prices and public anxiety, Japan’s Agriculture Minister Shinjiro Koizumi released over 400,000 tons of emergency reserves — but was it effective policy or media-savvy performance? This in-depth article examines what Koizumi actually did, how it was received by experts and citizens, and what it reveals about populism, symbolism, and power in modern Japanese politics.

Is Shinjiro Koizumi the Key to Ousting Ishiba? Media Illusion vs. Political Reality in Japan

As calls to remove Japan’s Prime Minister Ishiba grow louder, all eyes are on Shinjiro Koizumi. But is he really holding the key to this political shift—or is it all media theater? We unpack the facts, the syntax, and the structure.

Japan’s Dragon Ball Currency Set Explained: Cultural Tribute, Collectible, or Investment?

Japan’s official mint has launched a limited-edition Dragon Ball currency set to honor the franchise’s 40th anniversary. This article breaks down what’s inside, how to apply, and why it’s more than just a collectible. From cultural symbolism to investment potential, we explore what this unique coin set says about Japan’s evolving use of pop culture in national expression—and whether it’s worth adding to your collection.

What Is Koizumi Syntax? Why Japanese Political Phrases That Say Nothing Went Viral

Koizumi Syntax phrases sound deep but often say nothing. Discover why they went viral and what they reveal about modern speech.

Is “Furo Cancel” the Most Honest Way to Say You’re Burnt Out?

What does it mean when taking a shower feels too hard? In Japan, the viral term “Furo Cancel” gave people a way to say “I can’t today” without shame. This article explores the cultural roots, psychological meaning, and global parallels of skipping daily tasks as a form of emotional survival—backed by insights from behavioral science and mental health experts.

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