#governance
Browse 34 JapaTopi articles tagged #governance — the latest news, reviews, and insights related to governance in Japan.
Tokyo Assembly Member Saori Sato Withdraws Resignation After Safety Fears, Apologizes for Confusion
Nidec Discloses 844 Quality Irregularities; 60 May Breach Laws or Trigger Recalls as President Issues Deep Apology
Hiroyuki Sparks Debate: Is Japan’s Cautious Road on Ride‑Sharing and Autonomy Slowing Growth—or Building a Safer Edge?
Tokyo’s ‘Tax‑Cut Glasses’ Independent Saori Sato Resigns Mid‑Term, Citing Duty to Voters and a Personal Need to “Prioritize Life”
Rare citizen-led prosecution in Osaka: Supervisor never checked interrogation video in Pressance probe
Hyogo flags 2030 ‘early rehabilitation’ risk after bond-law breach; 10% public works cuts eyed from FY2027
Ishikawa Upset Jolts Takaichi Government: Ex-Kanazawa Mayor Defeats Incumbent by 6,110 Votes
Epstein Fallout Puts UK Leaders Under Fresh Scrutiny as Japan Tracks Global Implications
Japan to Submit 61 Bills This Session; Imperial House Law Amendment Still “Under Consideration”
Asahikawa Finds Additional ¥76,313 in Unpaid Welfare Costs After Document Dump; City Apologizes and Plans Sanctions
Japan’s PM Takaichi Undergoes Hospital Tests After Campaign Handshakes Aggravate Arthritis, Vows to Press On
Centrist Reform Alliance Sets Leadership Ballot for the 13th as Two Candidates Step Forward to “Pull Chestnuts from the Fire”
Centrist Reform Alliance Co-Leaders Quit After Historic Rout; Leadership Vote Set for 13th as LDP Tightens Grip
