Culture & Society
Sophia University Team Wins UNIDOL 2018, Sankei’s Girl Idol-Inspired Competition
Idol culture — large girl groups dressed in identical outfits singing and dancing to upbeat […]
Author Archives for The Sankei Shimbun
Special Reports
Japan to Propose Marine Plastic Waste Solution at G20 in Osaka
The Sankei Shimbun Prime Minister Shinzo Abe intends to propose a solution to the global problem […]
Culture & Society
Hidden Christian Sites in Nagasaki, Amakusa Now on UNESCO World Heritage List
The Sankei Shimbun The World Heritage Committee of the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization […]
Politics
Aum Cult Leaders’ Execution: Why Now? Why Only 7?
Seven members of the cult responsible for the 1995 Tokyo Metro sarin gas attacks—including cult leader Shoko […]
Special Reports
Death Toll Reaches 200 in Western Japan Floods, Dozens Still Missing
The number of confirmed deaths in the disasters triggered by extreme torrential rains in a broad swath […]
Economy
Breaking the Chains of Poverty Through Fashion and Fair Trade
More women are supporting developing countries through fashion. In these countries, poverty is often the backdrop to problems, such […]
Special Reports
The 26th Annual Grand Prize for the Global Environment Awards
With the goal of uniting industry, technological innovation, and the environment, the 26th annual Grand Prize for the Global Environment […]
Diplomacy & Security
Princess Aiko’s Yearbook Essay: “Praying for Peace in the World”
On March 22, the Imperial Household Agency announced that Toshinomiya Aiko-sama, the daughter of Crown Prince Naruhito and Crown Princess […]
Politics
What the Anti-Terror Bill Does – And What it Doesn’t
An anti-terror bill with stricter actus reus provisions than those for the crime of conspiracy has been submitted to the […]
Diplomacy & Security
Defense Minister Tomomi Inada’s visit to Yasukuni Shrine: A tribute to ‘priceless lives’
Defense Minister Tomomi Inada visited Yasukuni Shrine on December 29, 2016, and later answered questions from a group of reporters. […]
Diplomacy & Security
Did Murakami’s “Killing Commendatore” Restart a History War?
An unforeseen proxy war is escalating over world-famous author Haruki Murakami’s first new full-length novel in four years, Killing Commendatore […]
Diplomacy & Security
Japan and the U.S. Conduct Joint Operations in the East China Sea
The Sankei Shimbun has learned that earlier this week, a Maritime Self-Defense Force fleet and an American carrier strike force […]