Here’s a story from the Economist:
Of course, on Planet Economist, the existence of a half-black, half Japanese tennis star means Japan should rethink thousands of years of successful ethnocentrism. T...
Many of us have admired Japan's tight immigration policy, which protects its own people rather than flooding the country with foreigners working cheaper. Japan wants to remain Japanese.
But could th...
At Taki's Magazine ["Takimag"], where VDARE.com's Steve Sailer also posts frequently, one of the article categories is Issue of the Century (click on any of the articles there). As is appropriate, thei...
The Japanese are a physically small race and have few famous athletes on the world stage. Japan has also been one of the few successful countries to staunchly resist the zeitgeist’s pressures to open...
From the Asahi Shimbun:
Japan maintains tough stance on refugees, only 20 accepted in 2017
By RYUJIRO KOMATSU/ Staff Writer
February 14, 2018 at 15:35 JST
Japan received a record 19,628 asylum applic...
Boy, they're dragging out this DACA thing, aren't they? Where are we up to this week?As I've been reporting, there are two issues in play here: Funding the government, and resolving the DACA business—t...
The Derb recently cheered nationalism as expressed in some elections throughout the world, Czechia, Kenya, and Japan where nation loving patriots came out on top. This is a modern expression of the To...
There is a striking long essay on Japan in the current (Fall 2017) issue of American Affairs by Asia scholar Michael Auslin.It opens with some lines from an eighth-century Japanese poem:
Eight clouds a...
Clearly, the Japanese should instead have chosen mass immigration so that they could continue to live in 640 sq. ft. per family of four instead of 1400 sq. ft. per family of four.Seriously, here’s an i...
From the Wall Street Journal:
Japanese Lawyers’ Problem: Too Few CasesA government-engineered boom in lawyers ends badly, with low crime and falling bankruptciesBy Mitsuru Obe
April 3, 2016 4:11 a.m. E...
