Musician Keigo Oyamada, better known as Cornelius, said he felt ‘deep regret’ over his past actions. Photograph: Atsushi Tomura/Getty Images
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Commenting on the recent celebrity marriage between the singer Masaharu Fukuyama and the actor Kazue Fukiishi, Suga said: “With their marriage, I am hoping that mothers will contribute to their country by feeling like they want to have more children. Please have many children.” His remarks, made on Fuji TV on Tuesday, came as Abe continues his push to involve more women in the workforce and to boo
Out of a clear blue English sky came a thunderbolt to eclipse anything the Rugby World Cup has ever seen. This was the biggest shock in rugby history, bar none, the kind of result that creates ripples beyond mere sport. If there is a contest even half as extraordinary between now and the end of October, this tournament will have been truly blessed. The Brave Blossoms were more than gallant; from s
Minutes after his victory, Corbyn said the message is that people are “fed up with the injustice and the inequality” of Britain. “The media and many of us, simply didn’t understand the views of young people in our country. They were turned off by the way politics was being conducted. We have to and must change that. The fightback gathers speed and gathers pace,” he said. The north London MP is one
On Wednesday Australia said it would accept an extra 12,000 Syrian and Iraqi refugees, on top of its existing humanitarian intake of 13,750. The Venezuelan president, Nicolás Maduro, said his country would accept 20,000 Syrians who were “welcome to share this land of peace and contribute to our country’s development”. Japan, however, said that although Tokyo was “cooperating” with its internationa
As a feminist, I've always assumed that by fighting to emancipate women I was building a better world – more egalitarian, just and free. But lately I've begun to worry that ideals pioneered by feminists are serving quite different ends. I worry, specifically, that our critique of sexism is now supplying the justification for new forms of inequality and exploitation. In a cruel twist of fate, I fea
Last month it took more than 20 firefighters to free a US student who had become trapped inside a giant sculpture of a vagina in Germany. But genital art elicited a very different response in Japan this week, when police arrested an artist for distributing data that enables recipients to make 3D prints of her vagina. The artist, who works under the pseudonym Rokudenashiko – which roughly translate
Ai Aoyama is a sex and relationship counsellor who works out of her narrow three-storey home on a Tokyo back street. Her first name means "love" in Japanese, and is a keepsake from her earlier days as a professional dominatrix. Back then, about 15 years ago, she was Queen Ai, or Queen Love, and she did "all the usual things" like tying people up and dripping hot wax on their nipples. Her work toda
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