Brad Glosserman, executive director of the Pacific Forum at the American think tank CSIS (Center for Strategic and International Studies), announced that the ‘three arrows’ of Abeno...

  2016 marks 70 years since the International Military Tribunal for the Far East (IMTFE). In order to reassess its contents, the 3rd IMTFE research conference was held at Kokushikan University on...

  On January 6, North Korea announced that it had successfully tested a hydrogen bomb, the fourth nuclear test since 2006. While the world was still scrambling to figure out exactly what this tes...

  A foreign minister meeting was recently held in Seoul, South Korea over the Comfort Women Problem, consequently coming to a mutual agreement.   The points of agreement were as follows: Pri...

  At Princeton University, a group of Black American students occupied the President’s room, demanding that the institution erase the name of Woodrow Wilson, the 28th president of the U.S. ...

“The reason why the ‘Laws of Justice’ is taught now is to create a ‘world we can believe in’, for we all have the right to live in such a world.” Those were the words of Founde...

  Prime Minister Shinzo Abe established 3 new pillars and set the aim for Japan’s GDP to 600 trillion yen. It is estimated that it will be achieved in around 2020. In 2014, Japan’s GD...

  World War II brought to light the fundamental disconnect between the East and the West. Distrust, disparate goals, basic philosophic, economic and racial barriers stood in the way of constructi...

  The Question: Q. As a Japanese person, I think we ought to embrace both tolerance to accept a multitude a different values, while having the strength to explicitly state things when needed. Ple...

  The controversy over the dropping of the atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki continues and will continue, imbuing current and future generations with the task of disputing this catastrophic ...