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Poor Little (Rich) Japan
This summer my wife and I went back to the suburban neighborhood outside Tokyo where we'd lived and sent our children to (Japanese) public school during the late 1980s. Its name was Utsukushigaoka, 美しが丘 in Japanese, which literally meant "beautiful hills" and figuratively had a connotation like "Pleasantville" in American real estate terminology. As I explained in this short article and accompany
Japan Surrenders
The author returns to his old Tokyo neighborhood and finds an inward-looking country that has lost its ambition. James Fallows September 2010 Issue In the late 1980s, at the end of a long stint in Asia, my family lived for a year in a far suburb of Tokyo called Utsukushigaoka. Literally that means “beautiful hills,” but I thought of it as “Pleasantville”—a recently built bedroom community that, li
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