Culture 6 posts
Why has *soju*, a traditional Korean alcoholic beverage, become an "everyday drink" for
In Japan, soju is more than just a drink; it's an integral part of daily life. It's not only featured on restaurant menus but also a staple in many…
Japan's Reality of "Working from Home" and Practical Tips for a Balanced Life: A
Working from Home: A Lifestyle Shift, Not Just a Change in Commuting Working from home is more than just a change in how we commute; it's a shift in…
Why is Japanese sake (soju) so strong, if it's not actually "alcohol"?
Japanese sake is known worldwide for its high alcohol content, but in reality, it's not the "alcohol level" that's high, but rather the result of…
How will the Japanese government's "mandatory remote work" policy, which is set to be
In 2025, the Japanese government will fully implement a new work policy that mandates remote work for public institutions and large corporations.…
The new work culture emerging in Japan due to its aging population and labor shortage.
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Why won't the yen depreciation end? The real changes happening in Japanese society.
< img Crowds of foreign tourists at Tokyo's Shibuya crossing, people moving calmly across the wet pavement reflecting glowing neon signs and…