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Japanese and foreign scholars are pursuing a unique study project called “hopology” since 2005 under the slogan “Social Science of Hope.

Read more of the article entitled '“Hopology”: Inquiry into Relationships between Hope and the Society'

I have been voicing my dissenting opinion of abolishing the use of Food for Specified Health Uses (FOSHU)—as well as the system itself—on the grounds that consumers are given no guarantee of the effectiveness of such products.

Read more of the article entitled 'Abolish the FOSHU! Evidence Too Ambiguous to Say "Good for You"'

Approximately 170 years have passed since the birth of the media known as photography, and the diversity of expression is being accelerated more than ever.

Read more of the article entitled 'The Future of Photography with Inherent Chaos - Approaching the Exhibition “Magazine Photos from the Occupied Period vs. the Discernment of Modern Youth”'

Ambassador Roos said, "Our two countries can take pride in the fact that the U.S.-Japan Alliance has provided a half-century of peace in East Asia," stressing the importance of the U.S.-Japan alliance that has served as the cornerstone of peace and stability.

Read more of the article entitled 'United States Ambassador to Japan John V. Roos Spoke on "The Enduring Importance of our Security Alliance"'

On January 18th, a “Sending-Off Party for Athletes in the Olympics & Paralympics” was held in support of Waseda University students and alumni who will be competing in the Vancouver Winter Olympics.

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