Jews in japan
Israelis in Japan should follow these rules when visiting, expert says
As is the case in every country, Israelis abroad must understand how to behave in different international cities
Meet the Jewish player on Japan’s national lacrosse team
Women take part in Japan's 1,250-year-old 'naked festival' for first time
For Jewish teens in Asia, first BBYO convention in Singapore offers a rare sense of community
This Jewish man survived World War II — in Axis-era Japan
Countless Jews have harrowing stories of growing up under the terror of Nazi rule, but Shapiro has a different tale of growing up under the Axis — he was one of the few Jews living in Japan.
This Jewish man survived World War II — in Axis-era Japan
Countless Jews have harrowing stories of growing up under the terror of Nazi rule, but Shapiro has a different tale of growing up under the Axis — he was one of the few Jews living in Japan.
Grapevine: J&J
But there was more to the Jewish-Japanese relationship than is generally known.
Japan’s forbidden fruit
How Abe’s landslide victory and Japan’s security challenges open a new door for Israeli security tech
L’improbable histoire du sauvetage de juifs par un ambassadeur japonais
L'autre miracle des lumières
Tsunami hits Japan after strong quake, nuclear plant briefly disrupted
A tsunami of up to 1.4 meters (4.5 feet) had been observed around Sendai, about 70 km north of Fukushima, following the quake, which struck at 5:59 a.m local time.
My father, the soldier of occupation
Lacking the benefit of my father’s first-person perspective has spurred me to do my own research into the US occupation of Japan, a subject I have found holds little interest for most Americans of my acquaintance.
Report: At least 19 dead in knife attack in Japan
Police in Sagamihara, Kanagawa Prefecture, west of Tokyo have arrested a 20-year-old suspect, Kyodo reported.
The unknown legacy of a Japanese hero: Chiune Sugihara
Against orders from the Japanese government, Consul Sugihara issued the Jews of Kovno thousands of transit visas, allowing the recipients passage through the Soviet Union and Japan.
Tokyo police arrest man in connection with Anne Frank vandalism
Pages ripped from at least 265 copies of the diary and other related books in public libraries and book stores throughout Tokyo.
