Japan combats rise in hate speech
Japan is the only developed country without anti-discrimination laws, and ethnic Koreans are often targeted On a chilly February evening in 2013, Shinhae Lee, a journalist and ethnic Korean woman who has lived in Japan her whole life, was at home by herself in Osaka when her computer pinged with a message from a friend. It said the leader of the nationalist group Zaitokukai had just announced on t
Manga and the Bomb
An angry 1970s comic about Hiroshima by a bomb survivor sparks new arguments about Japan's military past Keiji Nakazawa survived the bomb but didn’t talk about it for twenty years. People from his native Hiroshima were regarded as victims, not survivors, even in the wording of laws that gave them special medical care. So when he moved to Tokyo to become a comic book artist in 1961, Nakazawa kept h
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