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Japan’s humanitarian journalist Kenji Goto remembered
https://vimeo.com/1056693165 JSTORIES ー It’s been ten years since Japanese journalist Kenji Goto was captured and killed...
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A writer for J-Stories shares the secrets of communicating effectively in English to people overseas
J-Stories Executive Editor Toshi Maeda interviewed translator and copywriter Tony McNicol of WeDoJapan Ltd If Japanese...
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A startup hub in the making: The challenge of SusHi Tech Tokyo and the future of innovation
JSTORIES ー As Tokyo strives to position itself as Asia’s leading hub for innovation and finance, the...
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Reducing the threat of fraud through AI with “Technology Shichifukujin”
Fraud is an increasing threat in our society today. It can appear in many forms and...
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DISCUSSION | J-Stories Editorial Committee Roundtable: Turning Japan into an innovation hub
Second in a two-part series: click here for the first part New Year’s Series: Outlook for...
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Philippine startup scene: Filipino companies innovating for sustainability and social change
J-STORIES ー The Philippine startup scene is becoming an innovation hub. Based on a report by the...
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Relaxing AI music for dogs suffering from ‘separation anxiety’
J-STORIES ー “Man’s best friend” has lived alongside women, men, and children for tens of thousands of...
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DISCUSSION | J-Stories Editorial Board Roundtable: Reflecting on a tumultuous 2024
End-of-Year Series: Outlook for 2025 J-Stories, an international news service originating in Japan, is dedicated to...
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INTERVIEW | Why SaaS is growing so much faster in Japan — Interview with Shinji Asada at One Capital
Fourth in a four-part series: click here for the first part This content is provided in...
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Designer toilets: on the map of Tokyo’s must-see attractions
J-STORIES ー Tokyo’s bustling Shibuya district, known for the world’s busiest pedestrian crossing, neon lights, fashion,...
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