Tomomi Sasaki
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Japanese Language Co-EditorI'm the Japanese Language Editor for Global Voices with Scilla Alecci. I also translate for Global Voices in Japanese. Links and suggestions for post topics are always welcome.
I tweet about Web design, technology, social issues, and Japan in English at @tzs and in Japanese at @rippletjp. My personal site is ripplet.org [ja].
Latest posts by Tomomi Sasaki
9 January 2012
Japan
Serkan Toto rounds up key trends that shaped Japan's web, mobile, and gaming industries in 2011.
Japan
Sophie Knight explores how business culture misunderstandings between Michael Woodford and Olympus might have played a role in the happenings around the fraud exposure.
8 January 2012
Japan
“It’s been a traumatic year for Japan and the Tokyo art world” - William Andrews rounds up what the art world went through in the year 2011 on the Tokyo Art Beat blog.
22 December 2011
8 December 2011
Japan
The Japan for Sustainability blog summarized results of various questionnaires that indicate how Japanese lifestyles and awareness have changed after the Great East Japan Earthquake. Subjects include energy, nature, inter-personal relationships, careers, and marriage.
7 December 2011
Japan
Anthropologist Steven C. Fedorowicz summarizes a recent Contemporary Japan and Globalization class that he taught on the triple disasters following March 11th.
4 December 2011
Japan
Néojaponisme has finished posting five installments for a series on “how marginal subcultures took over a Japanese pop culture with no central core nor leading-edge“, providing a review of the ecosystem for the consumption and production of mainstream and subcultures.
30 November 2011
27 November 2011
Japan
Cowarp [ja]: There's been a surge of interest around coworking spaces and its culture, and now there's a brand new online magazine for it.
26 November 2011
“Let Us Dream”: Demonstrating Against Unified Job Hunting in Japan
On Labor Day, students gathered in Tokyo and Kyoto to rally against the practices of job hunting for fresh graduates.
I want to ask, there is not software to change from letter to letter Latin...