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Looking to the Future, Listening to the Locals: The Osaka Expo Question
July 24, 2025 Saki Wada About three trillion yen. That’s the estimated economic impact of the Osaka-Kansai Expo, according to Japan’s Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry. It sounds like a huge amount of money, and it seems like it will really help Japan’s economy. However, who exactly benefits from this economic effect? Big companies? The tourism industry? Or us, the people living in Japan? It's easy to get excited about big numbers and futuristic ideas. However, when we
2025年7月24日


Protecting the Learning Environment of University Students
Due to the spread of COVID-19, many university students have become dissatisfied with two issues: The prohibition of face-to-face classes...
2021年1月14日


Japanese Travel Industry in the Era of COVID-19
October , 2020 Nao Kazuma The spread of COVID-19 has had a major impact on the demand for tourism worldwide. On July 22nd, the Japanese...
2021年1月14日


The Current State of A Pet Superpower
Saori Kikutani February 27, 2019 Do you think how many animals are euthanized per year in Japan? Unfortunately, euthanasia is the only...
2019年2月27日


Poverty Problem of Single Mother Families
Sae Kanazawa February 27, 2019 In Japan, poverty level of single-mother family is one of the serious social problems. There are about 52...
2019年2月27日


Trap of Regional Revitalization Policy
July 26, 2018 Misa Ogura Currently in Japan, local revitalization is a buzz word. Yokosuka city is not an exception. Yokosuka city is...
2018年7月26日
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