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Akiko Nakano’s ‘Nine Seconds of Peace’ Animation Surpasses 10 Million Views

Akiko Nakano’s ‘Nine Seconds of Peace’ Animation Surpasses 10 Million Views

More than 10.7 million views on X… Women artists voice concern amid attacks from far-right-leaning online commenters
The sobering side of Japanese society, where calls for ‘peace’ have become a target of ridicule A nine-second animation carrying an ‘anti-war’ message has become a sensation on social media in Japan. But its reception has also been marked by sharp mockery and criticism, prompting observers to say...

"The Tragedy Behind the Screen"... 70% of Women in Japanese Broadcasting Industry Are in a Sexual Harassment Blind Spot

Asahi Shimbun Report... University of Tokyo Professor Team Releases Survey Results on Current and Former Broadcasters From Coercion of Sexual Relations to the Use of 'Entertainment Staff'... The Ugly Reality of Broadcasting Stations That Claim Public Interest 39 Victims Shockingly Confess "I Thought About Suicide"... The Issue of Sexual Exploitation in the Japanese Entertainment Industry Causes a Stir
The Japanese broadcasting industry is suffering from serious human rights violations and sexual crimes hidden behind its glamorous screen. A shocking survey result has emerged showing that 7 out of 10 female employees in broadcasting stations, which are supposed to uphold public interest, have...
Oriental Land to launch Disney Imagination, Japan’s first Disney cruise to set sail in 2029 on 140,000-ton ship, second in Asia after Singapore

Oriental Land to launch Disney Imagination, Japan’s first Disney cruise to set sail in 2029 on 140,000-ton ship, second in Asia after Singapore

Targeting short two- to four-night itineraries priced in the 100,000-yen range per person, with a goal of 400,000 passengers annually
Oriental Land, which operates Tokyo Disneyland, will launch Asia’s second Disney-themed cruise ship in 2029. The move is seen as a strategic effort to overcome the limits of its saturated land-based theme park business and expand the Disney experience at sea.