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Staff writer Sarah Marlowe sat down with bookstore owner Soichi to talk about how he balances his unique double life: working in corporate accounting...
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Staff Writer Lydia Bruce analyses ‘Butter’, the Waterstones Book of the Year 2024, through the lens of feminist critique, engaging the senses to explore...
Comment
Staff writer Emily Ng covers the recent Japanese snap elections and how the National Diet is transforming under Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba. Shigeru Ishiba’s...
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Staff writer Milli Sloss analyses the growing attempts to crack down on tourism in global hotspots such as Kyoto, Seoul, and Barcelona, and the...
Culture
Staff writer Katie Newman reviews “Weasels in the Attic”, a collection of short stories focused on gender divisions in modern Japan. The stories in...
Culture
Culture Editor Alex Blank reviews Sayaka Murata’s 2016 novel, “Convenience Store Woman”, and suggests an autistic reading of the text. Written in a sharp,...
Culture
Roar writers Camilla Alcini and Aurora Sosveen review the Victoria and Albert exhibition, Kimono: From Kyoto to Catwalk. Visiting a museum at the time...
News
Yesterday, Guy’s and St Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust posted a statement on Facebook confirming that they are currently treating a patient who has tested...
Comment
Roar writer and volunteer in Voluntary Agency Network of Korea (VANK), Colin Jun, explains why Uniqlo’s most recent ad campaign is problematic and deeply...
Features
Following the devastation of Typhoon Haiyan, Ruby Guyatt explores why climate change still divides opinion. For many people, the devastation caused in the...
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