The JFS newsletter introduces a selected series of examples of good companies ...
This JFS newsletter series introduces selected examples of good companies in J...
Bono Inc., a Japanese startup, launched a community nurse project as a new bus...
The April 2017 edition of the JFS newsletter introduced Kamakura Management In...
The Science Council of Japan released on August 24, 2017, the deliberation res...
A team of three Japanese child-rearing mothers, "Enra Enra," formed in 2015, is...
KOBO-SYU, a welfare institution established in 2002, turns artwork created by ...
Nara Medical University announced on October 12, 2016, that it has launched the...
In recent years, there has been a worldwide trend to rely not only on Gross Do...
Nishiawakura is a "village" (Japanese "mura," essentially a rural district) lo...
SoooooS. Company, a company specializing in the development of social businesse...
Tohoku Fukko Nikki (Tohoku Reconstruction Diary), a weekly feature in the Toky...
Kids' Door was established in January 2007 to support children in Japan. The J...
Tohoku Fukko Nikki (Tohoku Reconstruction Diary), a weekly feature in the Toky...
As a global forerunner among aging societies, Japan is now experiencing many p...
Japan leads the world in terms of longevity. It is also the fastest aging coun...
Tohoku Fukko Nikki (Tohoku Reconstruction Diary), a weekly column in the Tokyo...
A variety of efforts have been made in Japan to generate money flows for build...
With the Tokyo 2020 Olympic and Paralympic Games on the horizon, various initi...
The railway businesses in the Tokyo metropolitan area including East Japan Rail...
All 725 households in the Yoshijima District (with a population of about 2,500...
Junko Edahiro, chief executive of Japan for Sustainability, delivered a keynot...
Japanese food manufacturer Ajinomoto Co., announced on May 12, 2016, that it ha...
POSSE, a Japanese non-profit organization, was established in 2006 to address l...
Introduction
The June 2015 JFS Newsletter (The Pursuit of Economic Growth Requ...
In Japan, five to eight million tons of food products are disposed of annually ...
The Japanese Cabinet Office released the Annual Report on the Aging Society 201...
In June 2016, a Japanese nonprofit group called "work with Pride" (wwP) announ...
Building a society with a healthy lifestyle, where even the elderly can lead ac...
The Research Institute for Advancement of Living Standards in Japan released it...
There are many initiatives providing food to people in need in both developing...
Mariko Kawaguchi, chief researcher at Daiwa Institute of Research, Ltd., analy...
Tetsufumi Okushi is known as an brilliant entrepreneur in Japan who grew a sin...
Nagakute, in Aichi Prefecture, has been actively promoting efforts proposed by ...
Koji Sakamoto, a professor at Hosei University Graduate School of Regional Poli...
The Institute for Studies in Happiness, Economy and Society (ISHES), with JFS ...
Nara City in Nara Prefecture established the Child-friendly City Development O...
Approximately 80% of Japanese people think that continued GDP growth is necess...
An interesting discussion on the characteristics of the Japanese people's subj...
According to a 2014 White Paper by the Japanese Ministry of Health, Labor and ...
While the Japanese government increases welfare spending year after year, ther...
What factors are essential for local regions and their residents to be happy? ...
In fiscal 2013, Japan for Sustainability (JFS) worked on a Local Well-Being Pr...
One of Japan for Sustainability's (JFS) themes for fiscal 2013 was the "Local ...
Livesense Inc., an Internet media company with a business philosophy of "Happin...
National Institute of Population and Social Security Research in Japan publishe...
The Cabinet Office of Japan released the Work-Life Balance Report 2013 in Decem...
The Japanese Consumers' Cooperative Union released the results of its Social Se...
In 2013, JFS worked on the development of local indicators of well-being as on...