Erica Yokoyama Bloomberg
-
{
- All
- News
-
How Japan's First Female Leader Won Over Disillusioned Young Voters
Three months into her tenure as Japan's first female prime minister, Sanae Takaichi is connecting with younger voters in a way her predecessors failed.
-
US Plans To Reduce Number Of G20 Finance Minister Meetings: Report
The move may also reflect President Donald Trump's approach of prioritizing bilateral engagement over increasingly complex multilateral gatherings.
-
Japan's Unemployment Rate Edges Up To Highest In Over A Year
Japan's jobless rate rose to its highest in over a year, signaling a slight loosening of the labor market as speculation swirls over a Bank of Japan rate hike in the near term.
-
Here's Who May Replace Shigeru Ishiba As Japan's Next Prime Minister
Japan's ruling party must decide on its future direction with a new leader following Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba's resignation to take responsibility for July's dismal election result.
-
Why Almost 150 Earthquakes Struck Japan in Less Than A Day
Japan Earthquake: A big earthquake rattled Japan's northwestern coast on New Year's day, killing dozens and rekindling fears of the tsunami that ravaged the nation's northern region in 2011. It was one of about 150 to strike the region over the day.
-
Fed Up With World's Highest Funeral Costs, A Country Changes
Even before a $12 million state funeral for theformer Prime Minister Shinzo Abe prompted a public outcry, the Japanese have long grumbled about funeral costs, the highest in the world.
-
History Of Ghosts And Murder Awaits Japan PM In 1929 Mansion
For the first time in nearly a decade, a Japanese prime minister is set to live in the official residence for the premier -- a century old structure that is a monument to art deco aesthetics and clouded by an ominous history.
-
Just Days Before Olympics, Tokyo's Outdoor Swimming Venue Stinks
In less than two weeks, Olympic swimmers will dive into Tokyo Bay to compete in the triathlon.
-
How Japan's First Female Leader Won Over Disillusioned Young Voters
Three months into her tenure as Japan's first female prime minister, Sanae Takaichi is connecting with younger voters in a way her predecessors failed.
-
US Plans To Reduce Number Of G20 Finance Minister Meetings: Report
The move may also reflect President Donald Trump's approach of prioritizing bilateral engagement over increasingly complex multilateral gatherings.
-
Japan's Unemployment Rate Edges Up To Highest In Over A Year
Japan's jobless rate rose to its highest in over a year, signaling a slight loosening of the labor market as speculation swirls over a Bank of Japan rate hike in the near term.
-
Here's Who May Replace Shigeru Ishiba As Japan's Next Prime Minister
Japan's ruling party must decide on its future direction with a new leader following Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba's resignation to take responsibility for July's dismal election result.
-
Why Almost 150 Earthquakes Struck Japan in Less Than A Day
Japan Earthquake: A big earthquake rattled Japan's northwestern coast on New Year's day, killing dozens and rekindling fears of the tsunami that ravaged the nation's northern region in 2011. It was one of about 150 to strike the region over the day.
-
Fed Up With World's Highest Funeral Costs, A Country Changes
Even before a $12 million state funeral for theformer Prime Minister Shinzo Abe prompted a public outcry, the Japanese have long grumbled about funeral costs, the highest in the world.
-
History Of Ghosts And Murder Awaits Japan PM In 1929 Mansion
For the first time in nearly a decade, a Japanese prime minister is set to live in the official residence for the premier -- a century old structure that is a monument to art deco aesthetics and clouded by an ominous history.
-
Just Days Before Olympics, Tokyo's Outdoor Swimming Venue Stinks
In less than two weeks, Olympic swimmers will dive into Tokyo Bay to compete in the triathlon.
