#policymaking
Browse 14 JapaTopi articles tagged #policymaking — the latest news, reviews, and insights related to policymaking in Japan.
Tokyo Assembly Member Saori Sato Withdraws Resignation After Safety Fears, Apologizes for Confusion
PM Takaichi Pledges ‘Truly Effective’ Budget: Growth Focus with Fiscal Discipline and Transparency
Hiroyuki Sparks Debate: Is Japan’s Cautious Road on Ride‑Sharing and Autonomy Slowing Growth—or Building a Safer Edge?
Explained: Japan’s 1% Food Tax Cut from 2027—and the 9-Point Gap That Could Reshape Dining Out
Tokyo’s ‘Tax‑Cut Glasses’ Independent Saori Sato Resigns Mid‑Term, Citing Duty to Voters and a Personal Need to “Prioritize Life”
U.S. to Hit Generic Drugs with 100% Tariff After Two-Year Grace; Japan Weighs Risks—and Openings
Japan to Submit 61 Bills This Session; Imperial House Law Amendment Still “Under Consideration”
Sanae Takaichi Becomes Japan’s 105th Prime Minister in Diet Landslide; “No Blank Check” Remark Reverberates Across Nagatacho
Why Japan’s Centrists Lost Big: Professor Koji Nakakita Says Status Quo Politics Collided with a Changing World
PM Takaichi Orders Fast-Track National Council to Pursue Food-Only Consumption Tax Cut
Sanaenomics Begins: Takaichi’s Landslide Delivers Supermajority Power as Markets Surge and Currency Signals Caution
Japan Moves Toward Free High School Education: LDP and Ishin Agree on Major Tuition Reform
