gambling

JRA Implements Smartphone Misuse Prevention Measures with Random Inspections

JRA introduces measures against smartphone misuse, including random inspections, metal detectors, and stricter jockey checks.
Enterprise

Female Full-Time Employees Outnumber Non-Regular Workers for First Time in 21 Years

In 2024, female full-time employees in Japan reach 12.41 million, surpassing non-regular workers for the first time since 2003.
policy

Sapporo’s Senior Pass Review Faces Backlash from Seniors, Concerns from Youth

Sapporo's Senior Citizen Pass review sparks senior backlash over changes, while younger residents voice concerns about financial burden.
talent

Johnny Kitagawa Sexual Assault: 528 People Compensated, Dilemma Unfolds

One year after Smile-Up's establishment, 528 victims of Johnny Kitagawa's abuse receive compensation, highlighting ongoing challenges.
crime

Family Arrested for Illegal Part-Time Work: Father Speaks Out on the Impact

A father whose son was arrested for illegal part-time work shares the emotional toll and risks for families involved in crimes like fraud.
Global Economy

Bitcoin ETF Holdings Surge to Over 1,200 Companies, Viewed as Inflation Hedge

The number of companies holding Bitcoin ETFs has risen to over 1,200, with institutional investors seeing it as an inflation-resistant asset.
politician

Governor Saito Motohiko’s Public Election Law Violation Suspected to Be Revealed on December 2nd

Governor Saito’s suspected violation of the Public Election Law will be uncovered by December 2nd, with the deadline for election campaign reports.
Politics

China to Cooperate in Investigation of Baltic Sea Cable Break Involving Yipeng-3

China agrees to assist Sweden in investigating the Baltic Sea cable break, with Chinese ship Yipeng-3 suspected of involvement.
baseball

Kikuchi Yusei’s $63 Million Deal Highlights MLB vs Japan Salary Disparity

Yusei Kikuchi signs a $63 million, three-year contract with the Angels, highlighting the salary gap between Japan and MLB players.
youtuber.

Former Aojiru Prince Faces Criticism Over $2 Million Home, Confesses Illness

Yuta Misaki, former Aojiru Prince, addresses criticism of his $2 million home purchase and reveals his mysterious health issues in a new video.
policy

Japan Coast Guard’s $600M Drone Purchase Faces Criticism Amid Public Struggles

Japan Coast Guard's $600M budget for U.S.-made drones sparks debate as opposition questions necessity amid economic hardships.
Global Economy

Is Japan’s Auto Market Share Collapsing? China’s Brands Surpass 70%

Explore the decline in Japan's auto market share as Chinese brands rise to over 70% dominance, reshaping global competition.