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  1. Tokyo once had 13,000 geisha. Now that number has plummeted
    By Ellie Grounds and Natalie Whiting

    Foreign Correspondent secures rare access to the closed world of geisha, Japan's iconic art form struggling to survive.

    abc.net.au/news/2026-08-08/ins

    #Culture #EllieGrounds #NatalieWhiting

  2. Tokyo once had 13,000 geisha. Now that number has plummeted
    By Ellie Grounds and Natalie Whiting

    Foreign Correspondent secures rare access to the closed world of geisha, Japan's iconic art form struggling to survive.

    abc.net.au/news/2026-08-08/ins

    #Culture #EllieGrounds #NatalieWhiting

  3. Teenage girl's death sparks calls to change 'hostage justice' in Japan
    By Natalie Whiting

    A 16-year-old girl's family alleges she was so traumatised by her time in a police cell, it killed her. Her case is now the focus of court action alleging she was a victim of Japan's "hostage justice" system.

    abc.net.au/news/2026-08-02/jap

    #LawCrimeandJustice #Police #JusticeSystem #WorldPolitics #NatalieWhiting

  4. Teenage girl's death sparks calls to change 'hostage justice' in Japan
    By Natalie Whiting

    A 16-year-old girl's family alleges she was so traumatised by her time in a police cell, it killed her. Her case is now the focus of court action alleging she was a victim of Japan's "hostage justice" system.

    abc.net.au/news/2026-08-02/jap

    #LawCrimeandJustice #Police #JusticeSystem #WorldPolitics #NatalieWhiting

  5. More earthquake warnings in Japan as rescuers race to free those trapped
    By Natalie Whiting

    Earthquake warning alarms sounded on phones in the Kumamoto region again on Wednesday night when a 5.8 magnitude quake hit.

    abc.net.au/news/2026-07-30/res

    #Earthquakes #NatalieWhiting

  6. More earthquake warnings in Japan as rescuers race to free those trapped
    By Natalie Whiting

    Earthquake warning alarms sounded on phones in the Kumamoto region again on Wednesday night when a 5.8 magnitude quake hit.

    abc.net.au/news/2026-07-30/res

    #Earthquakes #NatalieWhiting

  7. Japan's popular princess sparks calls to ditch male-only succession law
    By Natalie Whiting

    There are only three people in line to inherit Japan's Chrysanthemum Throne, and one of them is 90 years old. All three of them are men.

    abc.net.au/news/2026-07-25/jap

    #Royalty #History #WorldPolitics #NatalieWhiting

  8. Japan's popular princess sparks calls to ditch male-only succession law
    By Natalie Whiting

    There are only three people in line to inherit Japan's Chrysanthemum Throne, and one of them is 90 years old. All three of them are men.

    abc.net.au/news/2026-07-25/jap

    #Royalty #History #WorldPolitics #NatalieWhiting

  9. As Japan undergoes a defence shift, China warns it's 'becoming a powder keg'
    By Natalie Whiting

    While the world has been watching the rise of China, Japan has been in the midst of its biggest defence shift since World War II.

    abc.net.au/news/2026-07-15/chi

    #DefenceForces #UnrestConflictandWar #WorldPolitics #DefenceIndustry #NatalieWhiting

  10. As Japan undergoes a defence shift, China warns it's 'becoming a powder keg'
    By Natalie Whiting

    While the world has been watching the rise of China, Japan has been in the midst of its biggest defence shift since World War II.

    abc.net.au/news/2026-07-15/chi

    #DefenceForces #UnrestConflictandWar #WorldPolitics #DefenceIndustry #NatalieWhiting

  11. As Japan's population shrinks, 'urban bears' are moving in
    By Natalie Whiting

    When Araki Osamu first heard reports a bear had been seen in the streets of his home town, a 1-hour bullet train ride north of Tokyo, he dismissed it as "fake news".

    abc.net.au/news/2026-07-12/as-

    #Animals #AnimalAttacks #Environment #HumanInterest #CommunityandSociety #NatalieWhiting

  12. As Japan's population shrinks, 'urban bears' are moving in
    By Natalie Whiting

    When Araki Osamu first heard reports a bear had been seen in the streets of his home town, a 1-hour bullet train ride north of Tokyo, he dismissed it as "fake news".

    abc.net.au/news/2026-07-12/as-

    #Animals #AnimalAttacks #Environment #HumanInterest #CommunityandSociety #NatalieWhiting