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Midori InagakiThe Japan Times |
For decades, Japanese-language education in Japan was sustained not by the state but by the goodwill of volunteers. A persistent belief that “any...
Japan continues to draw an unspoken but influential boundary — one that sorts and evaluates people according to whether they can speak Japanese...
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Following the Liberal Democratic Party’s electoral landslide last month, the government has once again affirmed a familiar contradiction: Japan will...
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