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NHK - May 09
Japanese education experts have urged central and local governments to take urgent steps to address the chronic shortages of teachers.

Japan Times - May 09
A single mother in her 40s with two children has been walking a financial tightrope since she lost her job at a restaurant in the summer of 2020 amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Dogen - May 09
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BBC News - May 08
Japan's number of children has been reported to be at its lowest since 1950.

Paolo fromTOKYO - May 07
I’m going behind the counter at a local family owned Japanese Ramen shop, Kakitagawa Hibari.

spectrumnews.org - May 05
Most autistic children in Japan grow up to live somewhat independently as adults, engage in community activities and form friendships, according to a new longitudinal study.

eos.org - May 05
The island prefecture of Hokkaidō, Japan’s second-largest island, has a rich cultural history of hunter-gatherers both on land and at sea.

theguardian.com - May 05
They were separated by thousands of miles and the two sets of builders could not conceivably have met or swapped notes, but intriguing parallels between Stonehenge and Japanese stone circles are to be highlighted in an exhibition at the monument on Salisbury Plain.

docwirenews.com - May 04
Findings from longitudinal surveys of middle-aged and older people in Japan

Japan Times - May 04
Japan will promote digital reform of civil judicial procedures in a way that will broadly benefit the population, including those not used to information technology devices, Supreme Court Chief Justice Naoto Otani has said.

TheJapanChannelDcom - May 04
People who speak English as a second language are employed as English teachers in Japan. It's really common.

Japan Today - May 03
Children in Japan are receiving their first smartphones at an increasingly early age, with 51.6 percent of parents reporting giving them to their kids in elementary school, according to a recent survey.

Japan Times - May 02
With cyberbullying and other forms of online abuse gaining attention as an alarming social problem, the Japanese government is working to crack down on and prevent such acts with legislative amendments.

NHK - May 01
Tokyo's Minato Ward has expanded a multi-language information service on its website to 108 languages from previous four. Around 17,000 people from about 130 countries live in the ward.

Nobita from Japan - May 01
It depends on each area and school, but generally speaking, Japanese schools have quite strict rules.

Asahi - Apr 29
People in their 30s feel the most lonely and isolated of all age groups in Japan, while those in their 70s are the least likely to feel that way, a government survey showed.