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As the Upper House election approaches, Prime Minister Abe Shinzo has admitted his party's intention to revise article 9 of the Japanese constitution; responses.
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An article for Reuters asks whether "Abenomics" is bad news for Japan's ageing population given their high savings rates; netizens discuss Abe's economic policies.
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The Japanese government responds to the North Korean nuclear test by forming an emergency response committee; Japanese netizen responses to the situation.
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Japanese government considers releasing evidence gathered about the Chinese radar-lock on a Japanese ship in late January as tensions escalate; netizen responses.
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Japanese Prime Minister Abe Shinzo states that he wants to improve relations with the new Korean administration, terming Korea Japan's 'most important neighbour'.
As the Upper House election approaches, Prime Minister Abe Shinzo has admitted his party's intention to revise article 9 of the Japanese constitution; responses.10
An article for Reuters asks whether "Abenomics" is bad news for Japan's ageing population given their high savings rates; netizens discuss Abe's economic policies.
The Japanese government responds to the North Korean nuclear test by forming an emergency response committee; Japanese netizen responses to the situation.
Japanese government considers releasing evidence gathered about the Chinese radar-lock on a Japanese ship in late January as tensions escalate; netizen responses.
Japanese Prime Minister Abe Shinzo states that he wants to improve relations with the new Korean administration, terming Korea Japan's 'most important neighbour'.