Japan's ruling party invites more women to meetings, as long as they don't talk
TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan’s ruling Liberal Democratic Party, long seen as a homogeneous redoubt of elderly men, now wants more women at its key meetings - provided they don’t do the talking. FILE PHOTO: Toshihiro Nikai, Secretary General of the Japanese Liberal Democratic Party, talks to Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi during their meeting at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing, China, 31 Augus
A Job for Life, or Not? A Class Divide Deepens in Japan (Published 2020)
Setsuko Hikita at home in Tokyo. Ms. Hikita sued her employer for paying her less than many of her co-workers and denying her a retirement allowance.Credit...Noriko Hayashi for The New York Times TOKYO — For more than a decade, Setsuko Hikita spent her working days selling snacks and newspapers in the bowels of Tokyo’s bustling metro system. Amid the chaos of morning commutes and the scramble to c
transcript A Shrinking Society in JapanHosted by Michael Barbaro; produced by Bianca Giaever, Kelly Prime, Adizah Eghan and Alexandra Leigh Young; edited by Lisa Chow; and engineered by Chris Wood.The persistently low birthrate in the country has caused the population to contract. The U.S. is on a similar path.2021-05-05T06:00:09-04:00 michael barbaroFrom The New York Times I’m Michael Barbaro. Th
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A Shrinking Society in Japan (Published 2021)