Special Reports
Don’t Let Free Speech Die in Japan. I’ll Fight Alongside You
I was born and raised in the United States. Growing up, it was easy to know what America was. […]
Author Archives for Jason Morgan, Reitaku University
Jason Morgan is an assistant professor at Reitaku University in Chiba, Japan.
Special Reports
INTERVIEW | Harvard Professor Mark Ramseyer Asks, ‘What’s Gotten Into the Korean Judiciary?’
Mark Ramseyer, Mitsubishi Professor of Japanese Legal Studies at Harvard Law School, is one of the world’s foremost au
Culture
Harvard Japanese Law Specialist Ramseyer Wins ‘Order of the Rising Sun’ Award
For most scholars, the job description involves toiling away in obscurity. But that doesn’t mean that nobody notices t
Books
[BOOK REVIEW] ‘The Political History of Modern Japan’ by Shinichi Kitaoka
History is like a series of buoys marking the way through a vast ocean. The buoys are events, facts, […]
Culture
A Tale of Two Japans: Does WEF Report Show Gender Gap or Data Manipulation?
Every year, the World Economic Forum (WEF) — a Swiss-based non-profit famous for its globalist elite-rich January
Special Reports
Abductions by North Korea: International Issue is Victim Families’ Personal Sorrow
Takuya Yokota’s eyes were damp as he took the podium in a Reitaku University auditorium on Saturday, November [&hell
Special Reports
How Japan Should Respond to BTS’ Non-Apology Over the A-Bomb T-Shirt
In pictures that started appearing online in October, Jimin of the Korean boy band BTS is shown […]
Special Reports
Ninja Shortage? That’s Just the Tip of the Fake ‘News’ Iceberg About Japan
By Jason Morgan The British have a term for it: “the silly season.” In the summertime, news […]
Politics & Security
[BOOK REVIEW] ‘Bully of Asia’: Are Japan, the U.S. Ready to Stand Up to China?
Jason Morgan Ba. It’s a Chinese word. It means “hegemony,” the dominion that one state holds […]
Special Reports
Robert Morton Wins 5th Annual Kokkiken Japan Study Award
Jason Morgan Before a packed auditorium on the afternoon of July 4, Chuo University professor Robert Morton delivere
Politics & Security
Book Review: The Coming North Korea Nuclear Nightmare?
Jason Morgan With few exceptions, leaders of countries are career politicians. They get to their country’s top [&h
Culture
Rediscovering Japan Through Hawaii’s Cherry Blossom Festival
America is often thought of as a new country, a place where countless people traveled from distant lands in […]