How Happy—or Unhappy—are Your Favourite Cities?
Tokyo ranked a miserable 42nd in the 6th global Happy City Index, which featured 200 locations.
Japan Students Invited to UN Climate Summit at Oxford
Students and educators in Japan and across the world are invited to come together virtually on 6 June for the “Right Here Right Now Global Youth Climate Summit,” hosted by Saïd Business School, University of Oxford, in partnership with UN Human Rights.
Expert Property Consulting
Kozue Dunn’s meticulous approach to real estate has made her a star agent in a highly competitive industry.
The Allure of British Boarding Schools
In 1859—the year Yokohama opened to British trade—an estimated 50 to 70 percent of senior British and colonial leaders were alumni of British boarding schools.
Nobel Laureates, Former Presidents Call For Peace and End to Arms Race
Two Nobel Peace Prize laureates, three former presidents and the eighth United Nations chief visited Japan this week to speak on nuclear non-proliferation and disarmament, and to mark the 80th anniversary of World War II at two events in Tokyo on May 15.
Tokyu Land Corporation Transforms Tokyo’s Waterfront
Tokyu Land Corporation’s flagship urban redevelopment, Tokyo Port City Takeshiba, exemplifies the company’s philosophy of blending nature, technology and community.
The Dom Pérignon Experience Onboard the Oceania Riviera
Miami-based Oceania Cruises’ Riviera briefly docked at Yokohama in April and invited me to join media colleagues for a special Dom Pérignon Experience pairing luncheon.
Tokyo Residential: Growing Demand in Ultra-luxury Market
Ultra-luxury residences in Tokyo have enjoyed growing interest from potential buyers and tenants, according to a comprehensive report by global real estate services provider Savills plc.
The Hidden Language of Innovation in Consensus Cultures
How a design strategist helps global leaders unlock creative potential where innovation moves slowly at the speed of trust.
The 2024 Nikon Comedy Wildlife Awards
The Nikon Comedy Wildlife Awards (CWA) announced its latest winners on April 24, in an annual showcase of funny, upbeat and positive images from around the world.
Mother’s Day in Japan: Traditions and Thoughtful Gift Ideas
Each year on the second Sunday of May, families across Japan take time to honor one of the most respected figures in their lives—their mother.
Leadership by Design: A Breakfast Roundtable with Daniel Hewett
Daniel Hewett is a globally recognized design strategist and co-founder of Rhode Island School of Design’s Center for Complexity.