
Rare foreign-born CEO says Japan needs immigration to thrive
Not all the non-Japanese CEOs have had a smooth ride, as the country's economy struggles.
Not all the non-Japanese CEOs have had a smooth ride, as the country's economy struggles.
Everything you need to know about one of the world’s most luxurious cruise liners.
It’s not all white-on-beige minimalist design in the Japanese capital.
Snowshoeing, snow canoeing and onsens – who says you need skis to enjoy snow?
OPINION: Balancing domestic passion and international ambitions will be a hard task.
OPINION: New Zealand Rugby's bid to bring Mo'unga home faces challenges.
Once a tech leader, Japan has missed out on some important recent developments.
A world away from the glass and concrete of the Japanese capital.
The top of all three leaderboards was packed with New Zealand flags.
Andrew French says car he bought for son had clocked up 49,000km more than displayed.
Jerome Kavanagh Poutama is on a mission to revive the Māori musical traditions.
Financial Times: AI demands, renewable energy’s dispersed nature driving big orders.
Stefan Kaufmann became head of the Japanese optical equipment manufacturer in April 2023.
Scott Robertson has shown he's able to adapt to what the Northern Hemisphere will bring.
All Blacks coach Scott Robertson wasn’t giving too much away ahead of England.
The All Blacks' victory leaves a tinge of frustration.
The All Blacks have opened their Northern Tour with a 64-19 victory.
'They really are ahead of the game,' says Robbie Deans.
OPINION: The opportunity was there for Scott Robertson to dig deeper into his talent pool.
Financial Times: Amazon and Google deals to deploy reactors in sector’s revitalisation.
Four-part documentary looks behind the scenes of Māori tour of Japan
Lonely male bottlenose believed to be responsible for multiple incidents in Japan.
New York Times: Stabbing of Japanese boy in China sparks outrage over rising nationalism.
Save big on your next trip.
New York Times: Falling fertility rates are a looming, slow-motion crisis.
After taking home gold, a swimmer has shared why she’s getting her Olympic tattoo removed.
Few Japanese and even fewer foreigners are aware of its existence.
'It is a realisation towards nuclear abolition and lasting peace,' said a member.
"Our tikanga, our values ... I think they’re very similar in the Japanese culture."
Japan's former imperial capital Kyoto is a city laced with waterways.