Tohoku Earthquake

Anti-nuclear demonstrations following the Fukushima crisis are something new, but not quite an embrace of protest.

YouTube video of an earless rabbit born near the stricken Fukushima nuclear plant is confirmed as genuine.

As Japan’s politicians squabble, the public is getting frustrated. Sadly, the DPJ can’t even put its own house in order.

Naoto Kan survives a no-confidence motion following a deal with a former premier. But his days are now numbered.

Japan’s changing security environment means there’s just less for the Ground Self-Defence Forces to do.

Japan’s Self-Defense Force had good reviews for its post-crisis performance. Is the public ready for more?

The travel advisories for Japan over the nuclear crisis highlight the intersection between safety, politics and economics.

The Japanese government backpedals a little over new radiation exposure guidelines in Fukushima.

Despite the unpopularity of Naoto Kan and his government, the Japanese public has remained relatively quiet.

Some foreigners who left Japan in the wake of the March 11 crisis are finding a chilly reception on returning.

Was Japan’s donation of aid to Alabama following devastating tornadoes about generosity or obligation?

As public opinion turns against nuclear power in Asia’s democracies, could China step in and grab some extra strategic clout in the process?