The UN committee report linking imperial succession to "discrimination against women" is outrageous. Japan should freeze its UN funding until it is corrected.
Yoshihiko Noda campaigns to become prime minister, but his fundamental policies — especially on the royal family, foreign affairs, security, energy — are off.
Yoshihiko Noda, the new leader of the main opposition party CDP, has adopted a negative stance regarding both deterrence and constitutional reform.
Ishiba won the LDP leadership post by only a slim margin. To succeed, he must prioritize the party's core conservative platform and the security of Japan.
The youngest LDP leadership candidate, Shinjiro Koizumi set the pace on campaign issues, including the constitution, surnames, and North Korea's abductions.
Those who would lead the LDP must demonstrate strong resolve to protect Japan and the Japanese people and to promote the growth of its economy and...
Prince Hisahito, the Emperor's nephew and Crown Prince Fumihito's son, has accompanied his parents on official duties. He has also shown interest in biology.
Kishida protected Japan without making mistakes and implemented foreign and security policies that are the foundation of its peace, security, and prosperity.
On the second anniversary of his assassination, Shinzo Abe and his vision continue to inspire Japan as it navigates through a dangerous and unstable world.
As it stands, Japan's constitution does not contain any provisions for national defense or the eventuality of an emergency. The Diet cannot put these off.
Emperor Naruhito has inherited the spirit of dedication of his predecessors and has dedicated himself to the interests and happiness of the people of Japan.
In his policy speech, Prime Minister Kishida focused on restoring public trust, but left understated the severe security environment Japan faces today.
