Opinion | For a Change, Proud to Be Japanese (Published 2011)
Tokyo JAPANESE people are accustomed to earthquakes. I myself have experienced many since childhood. So I remained calm when the shaking started on the sixth floor of an old multipurpose building in central Tokyo. I only thought, “This is bigger than normal.” But the shaking didn’t stop and the swaying grew more severe. I rushed down a narrow staircase through a cloud of dust. When I turned around
Facing Party Rift, Japan’s Premier Calls Election (Published 2009)
TOKYO � Prime Minister Taro Aso faced the possibility of a revolt in his own party on Monday, after a bruising defeat in a local vote forced him to call for a general election in which his Liberal Democratic Party faces almost certain defeat. Mr. Aso had been trying to put off the national elections, now set for Aug. 30, in part because polls had shown that his party could lose its almost unbroken
Japan’s Master Animator to Be Honored in U.S. Visit (Published 2009)
A scene from “Ponyo,” a coming film by Hayao Miyazaki, often called the Walt Disney of Japan.Credit...Walt Disney LOS ANGELES � When the schedule of events for the 40th Comic-Con International fan convention is announced on Thursday, it is expected to include something quite rare, even for a gathering that has pretty much seen it all: an appearance by Hayao Miyazaki. Mr. Miyazaki, regarded by many
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