Japan's work culture is renowned worldwide for its efficiency, dedication, and emphasis on harmony and respect. Rooted in traditions like 'kaizen' (continuous improvement) and 'omotenashi ...

The culture in a Japanese work environment differs greatly from that of an American workplace. While Americans generally have to be self-motivated, Japanese employees embrace a group mentality and ...

A survey revealed that Japan's "giri choco" culture at workplaces is dying out as only about 10% of people continue to give ...

Japan's total fertility rate last year dropped to the lowest since records began in 1947. Many people attribute the decline to the country's inflexible work culture. Preliminary demographic ...

indicate that Japan’s corporate culture, with its office politics and ... discouraged from expressing their ideas and opinions at work. On the survey, India topped the list, with 92.6 percent ...

Many people struggle to afford children and manage the intense demands of Japanese work culture. This Japanese woman in her 30s is among many who worry about being able to afford having children.

Although designated activities visas allow holders to work in Japan, they come with limitations. Visa holders cannot start a business or bring family members to Japan immediately. For example ...