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Mr Goyal Goes To Tokyo Wooing Wary Japanese
Several factors continue to contribute to India’s lower profile in the minds of Japanese investors. The story is a long one and begins in the 1980s when Indira Gandhi managed to pe...
How ‘Ghosts’ Turned Art Rockers Japan Into an Unlikely Chart Sensation
Picture a group of schoolmates from Catford picking up instruments mostly as an excuse to avoid actual homework, then somehow ending up as the most quietly strange band on British...
Why Japan’s Art Market Is Growing Steadily Even as Other Markets Stall
A new generation of galleries, now roughly a fifth of the market, is drawing international attention even as domestic collectors remain the market's foundation.
Once in decline, Japan's hard-drive suppliers ride soaring AI demand
Echoes of the Present: 1979 Honda Accord 4-Door Archive Road Test
From the land of Godzilla and Astro Boy comes a sensational little American car.
Japan consumers boost in-game purchases despite inflation squeeze
Bandai's Tamagotchi gains ground in Asia as licensing business expands
Japan's shipbuilding revival fund stokes private investment
5 Safety Features Introduced Back In The '70s
The 1970s were a transformative time for the auto industry. We saw major regulatory and technological shifts focused on vehicle safety during that decade.
Japan wants a pharma boom. It needs a new strategy.
Japan is seeking to make pharmaceuticals a pillar of economic growth and security, requiring innovation and manufacturing capacity.
Once-notorious Japanese chemical complex draws tourists after dark
Tokyo Game Show turns 30, but gaming keeps looking to the past
Japan's premier gaming event celebrates three decades with many of the games that debuted on the show floor years ago.
Japan is moving into Southeast Asia faster than the West, and most brands haven’t noticed yet
From our Tokyo office, the shift is hard to miss. The Japanese companies we talk to have stopped treating Southeast Asia as a factory floor and started treating it as a customer ba...
The Takaichi administration’s high-stakes growth gamble
Japan is attempting to secure long-term national strength by using fiscal spending to mobilize private investment.
Parlour Magic's 'Japanese Bonus Track' Channels Retro Japanese TV
Director Lloyd Lenox pairs animated graphics and bold typography with live-action shot in Tokyo for the NYC synth-pop band's new single, drawing on 1980s and '90s variety televisio...
Japan's corporate pensions return to domestic bonds as long-term rates rise
Japan to promote anime, games overseas through centralized support
In labor-starved Japan, companies boost hiring perks for high school grads
11 Japanese Performance Cars That Will Make You Nostalgic For The '90s
The number of incredible performance cars that left Japan in the '90s is frankly nuts, and seeing any one of these fast icons today makes us stop and reminisce.
Revival theater screens oldie films in Tokyo
TOKYO >> In a projection booth about 6-feet-by-6-feet, a reel of 35mm film spins with a rhythmic clacking sound. The light emitted from the projector reaches the screen, and...
Japan's 7-Eleven teams up with apparel retailer to attract young customers
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