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How Japan “Press Freedom” rep Jake Adelstein and others libel, blacklist and threaten a reporter’s family
Adelstein’s Angels — why does Tokyo Vice author, age 50, only hire young women as his “assistants”?
How Facebook profits from Jake Adelstein’s defamatory posts
Understanding the nuclear science behind TEPCO’s challenge at Fukushima
The Tokyo Vices of Jake Adelstein
British MP David Anderson accuses Japan of mistreating expelled British businessman Simon Robertson
Huka claim 75,000 at Pemberton Music Festival. Photos suggest 5000
Is Pemberton Music Festival near Vancouver a disaster in the making?
Hiroko Tabuchi and Jake Adelstein file remarkably similar stories about Japan’s “dangerous” plutonium
Tokyo Vice author Jake Adelstein defends Japanese beauty queen from alleged abuses in showbiz underworld
SEXING UP Sexless JAPAN: fact-checking another salacious story about Weird Japan
Japan Twittergate: NYT reporter Hiroko Tabuchi, others have 1000s of fake followers
Hiroko Tabuchi and the Age of Online Idiocy in Japan — comedy relief
Panasonic security engineer Ken Yasumoto-Nicolson accuses Japan Times of “character assassination” over report about trolls
Whistleblower Ed Snowden: a Japanophile who hung out with expats in Japan
Amid violent crackdown, young Turkish protesters light fire-kites of freedom
Japanese women uncomfortable with Hashimoto’s view of wartime atrocities
Japan cracks down on foreigners overstaying visas
Nightmare at Narita, shorter version of Gulag for Gaijin
Japan held innocent Nepali 15 years after death of TEPCO employee
Nuclear winter awaits Naoto Matsumura, lone resident in Japan’s forbidden zone
WHO says Japan Tobacco, World Cup volleyball organizers violating anti-tobacco advertising treaty
Mothers grapple with radiation fears in Fukushima
Japan Tobacco accused of targeting girls at World Cup volleyball
WHO says Japan Tobacco, World Cup volleyball organizers violating anti-tobacco advertising treaty
JAPAN: A school principal’s do or die decision
East Timor massacre — Associated Press
Interview with terrorists in Baghdad
Inside the Gaijin Dungeon at Narita Airport in Japan
Ethics and the “other freelancer”

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