Stories from Japan

A silent child has begun communicating through writing after experiencing a fever.

A radio host on Baywave FM Japan discussed job prospects, encouraging listeners to focus on taking steps one at a time. A Baywave FM broadcast discussed job prospects, stating that finding employment is possible for those who wish to find it.

A discussion on Baywave FM Japan touched upon the recent Golden Week holiday, with one host recalling their experience working at a karaoke establishment.

A truck simulator game is described as being very realistic, with players sometimes falling asleep while playing. The source mentioned the game is available for purchase. The source also stated that the game is available on X.

Singer Crystal K discussed her career and desire to support the next generation of artists during a broadcast. She expressed a wish to continue pursuing all her musical interests despite her age and career stage.

Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Tokaiichi stated that the government sees no necessity to prepare an additional budget despite the situation in the Middle East. Tokaiichi said that authorities will continue to monitor economic impacts and make decisions accordingly.

The source stated that the fruits of victory in World War II established the foundation for the post-war international order.

Japan's exclusive defense policy is gradually being weakened and dismantled. Concerns are rising over Japan's shift away from its pacifist defense policy, with critics arguing that the government is weakening its commitment to constitutional restrictions.

The broadcast referenced the historical judgment of WWII victory and the establishment of the post-war international order. Japanese Prime Minister Kōchi Hayasegawa's recent statements on rearmament have drawn worry and opposition from some parties and media.

Music selections chosen by players from the eight clubs that qualified for the B.League championship will be played at the B.League Awards Show on Friday, May 29, 2026.