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Japan retirement trends: job-seeking seniors double in 10 years - Vimarsana News

Japan retirement trends: job-seeking seniors double in 10 years

TOKYO -- The number of people 65 and older looking for work in Japan has more than doubled over the past decade, creating the challenge of matching them with…

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Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth Will Include New Jobs - Vimarsana News

Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth Will Include New Jobs

There will be several new jobs in Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth that you'll be able to put your characters in to customize your party.

Platinum Games Co-Founder Hideki Kamiya Can't Work in Game Industry for 1 Year - Vimarsana News

Platinum Games Co-Founder Hideki Kamiya Can't Work in Game Industry for 1 Year

Kamiya left the company on October 12 and started his own YouTube channel

VOX POPULI: Government is cunningly trying to promote its My Number Card | The Asahi Shimbun: Breaking News, Japan News and Analysis - Vimarsana News

VOX POPULI: Government is cunningly trying to promote its My Number Card | The Asahi Shimbun: Breaking News, Japan News and Analysis

When children are torn, say, between the latest video game console or an animal encyclopedia for their birthday, their parents usually know it would not be wise to try to impose their own preference--the picture book--on their children.

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Tokyo restaurant offers jobs, slice of home to Ukrainian evacuees - Vimarsana News

Tokyo restaurant offers jobs, slice of home to Ukrainian evacuees

As evacuees from Ukraine try to carve out a niche in their adopted home of Japan, a Tokyo restaurant offering dishes from the Eastern European country is also hoping to serve up a little slice of home to its mainly Ukrainian staff. Nataliia Glygalo, 44, came to Japan in April…