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North Korean Media Criticizes Japan’s NHK for False Missile Alert
By Ankit Panda
The Korean Central News Agency, in a commentary, accused the Japanese broadcaster of an “ulterior motive.”
A Week of False Ballistic Missile Alerts: From Japan to Hawaii
By Ankit Panda
What should we make of two disconcerting mistakes in Japan and Hawaii?
Japanese Public Broadcaster Wins Acclaim in China for World War II Documentary
By Charlotte Gao
Japan's NHK broadcasted a program on the crimes committed by Japanese Unit 731 during World War II.
NHK Ignores Tokyo Self-Immolation
By Kyla Ryan
A man sets himself on fire in protest at Abe’s policies. But that’s not news for NHK.
Shinzo Abe’s Biggest Enemy: the LDP
By Shunsuke Hirose
Internal party discord shows the narrative of Japan’s rightward shift under Abe is not as simple as it might appear.
Japan: A Sheep in Wolf’s Clothing
By Robert Dujarric
The Japanese government seems not to understand how its country is perceived overseas.
Three Hypotheses on Korea’s Intense Resentment of Japan
By Robert E. Kelly
Another perspective on the troubled relations of the East Asian neighbors.
Education & Media are Fanning the Flames in Asia
By Shunsuke Hirose
A troubling consensus in East Asia: Japan is unrepentant, and China and South Korea will never forgive - so why bother?
NHK and Abe’s Agenda
By Henry Laurence
Disturbing statements by the new head of Japan’s national broadcaster raise questions about its future role.
NHK Governor: Nanjing Massacre ‘Never Happened’
By Shannon Tiezzi
Naoki Hyakuta's controversial remarks only add fuel to the fire of China-Japan tensions.
Mamoru Samuragochi: “Japan’s Beethoven” Confesses to Using Ghost Composer
By J.T. Quigley
Samuragochi hired someone to write songs used in popular video games and an iconic Hiroshima tribute
Head of Japan’s NHK: Broadcaster Should Support Senkaku Claim
By J.T. Quigley
Katsuto Momii also called international anger over Japan’s wartime brothels “puzzling.”
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