At Japan’s Most Elite University, Just 1 in 5 Students Is a Woman (Published 2019)
For two decades, women have accounted for about 20 percent of enrollment at the University of Tokyo. The gender disparity extends across many top schools.Credit...Andrea DiCenzo for The New York Times TOKYO — From a young age, Satomi Hayashi studied hard and excelled academically. It seemed only natural that she would follow in her father’s footsteps and attend the University of Tokyo, Japan’s mos
Japan’s Support for Gay Marriage Is Soaring. But Can It Become Law? (Published 2019)
TOKYO — Ikuo Sato stood in front of a Tokyo court in April and told the world he was gay. To a packed room, he described the anxiety he had felt as a young man, struggling to express his sexuality in Japan’s restrictive society. If the law is changed to allow same-sex marriage, he said, perhaps “we’ll make a society where the next generation doesn’t have to feel that way.” Somewhere in the courtro
When an Erotic Photographer’s Muse Becomes His Critic (Published 2018)
Kaori, a former model, recently described years of ill treatment by the Japanese photographer Nobuyoshi Araki. “He treated me like an object,” she wrote in a blog post.Credit...Loulou d'Aki for The New York Times TOKYO — How much does an artist owe his muse? Last month a model who posed for Nobuyoshi Araki, Japan’s most notorious photographer, accused him of exploiting and bullying her for 16 year
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