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大阪・関西万博で１００万人目の来場者として家族とともに記念品を受け取る宮森信さん、２３日午後、大阪市此花区大阪・関西万博を運営する日本国際博覧会協会は２３日、関係者を含めた来場者数が１００万人に達したとして、東ゲート広場で記念式典を開いた。 The total number of visitors to the 2025 World Exposition in the western Japan city of Osaka, which began April 13, has reached one million, the Japan Association for the Expo said Wednesday.

The total number of visitors to the 2025 World Exposition in the western Japan city of Osaka, which began April 13, has reached one million, the Japan Association for the Expo said Wednesday.

The latest FocusCore Salary Guide is here: 2025 Salary Guide On this episode of the FocusCore podcast we are joined by global leadership expert Paul Dupuis. Paul has over 25 years of professional experience in multiple countries across Asia including Japan, Singapore, Hong Kong, South Korea and India. He is also the founder and CEO of Take-5 Global K.K., a consultancy firm focused on coaching, business advisory, leadership development and M&A in Japan and India. Paul joins us to share some of his insights into being a great leader in Japan and globally, as well as how to grow and develop successful leaders in your company. In this episode you will hear:What foreign companies admire about Japanese business cultureUniversal tenets of good leadershipHow to succeed as a business leader in JapanThe importance of listening more than you speakHow trust helps empower and enable people to be great leadersPaul's 5 E's of leadership from his book; The E5 MovementThings mentioned in the episode:Paul's book; The E5 Movement: https://e5-movement.com/The Japanese version; The 5 Golden Rules of Leadership:https://e5-movement.com/%E6%97%A5%E6%9C%AC%E8%AA%9EHockey Foundation Website: https://hockeyfoundation.org/About Paul Dupuis:Paul Dupuis is the founder and CEO of Take-5 Global K.K., a consultancy firm focused on coaching, business advisory, leadership development and M&A in Japan and India. Paul has over 25 years of professional experience in multiple countries across Asia including Japan, Singapore, Hong Kong, South Korea and India. Prior to founding Take-5 Global K.K., Paul was CEO & Chairman of Randstad Japan (2021-2023) where he led one of the largest operating companies for Randstad globally to achieve exceptional revenue growth and record profitability. During his tenure as MD and CEO of Randstad India (2017-2021), he led the turnaround of the company to become the leader in the Indian market. Paul was recognized by Great Place to Work® Institute (India) as one of India's Best Leaders in Times of Crisis 2021. From 2011-2013 he was based in Singapore as Head of Asia for en-japan (TSE 4849.t). A recognized thought leader, Paul frequently appears in media, and is a guest speaker at MBA schools and professional associations across Asia on topics related to Japan & India, with a focus on transformational leadership, high performance, team building, strategy and organizational development. He is a member of the MBA Faculty at GLOBIS University Graduate School. He is a non-executive Board Member of T.Hasegawa, a publicly listed company (TSE 4958). Paul is a member of the Board of Directors of HOPE International Sustainable Development Agency (JP), focusing on clean water projects and microcredit programs in Cambodia, Sudan and the Philippines, with a mission to help the neglected poor become self-reliant. Paul is fully bilingual in English and Japanese. He published his first book on leadership, The E5 Movement in June 2020. In 2023, the best-selling Japanese version was published: The 5 Golden Rules of Leadership. Paul is an active member of the Japan Association of Corporate Executives (Keizai Doyukai), and is the Vice-chairman of the marketing committee of the Japan Ice Hockey Federation. He is a passionate ice hockey...

内外情勢調査会で講演する経済同友会の新浪剛史代表幹事、１２日午後、東京都千代田区経済同友会の新浪剛史代表幹事は１２日、東京都内で開かれた内外情勢調査会で講演し、現在の円相場について「超円安だ」との認識を示した。 The head of the Japan Association of Corporate Executives, or Keizai Doyukai, on Friday urged the Bank of Japan to raise interest rates at its next policy meeting later this month to stem the yen's weakening.

The head of the Japan Association of Corporate Executives, or Keizai Doyukai, on Friday urged the Bank of Japan to raise interest rates at its next policy meeting later this month to stem the yen's weakening.

In the second episode of Japan Memo season 4, Robert Ward hosts Higashino Atsuko, a Professor at the Institute of Humanities and Social Sciences at the University of Tsukuba, James Brown, a Professor of political science at Temple University, Japan campus, and Dr Nigel Gould-Davies, the IISS Senior Fellow for Russia and Eurasia. Robert, Atsuko, James and Nigel discuss Japan and the Russia-Ukraine war.Topics discussed include: Japan's response to Russia's aggression against Ukraine over the past two years; Japan's possible military aid to Ukraine amid growing aid fatigue among Western allies; Japan's unflagging support for post-war rebuilding to Ukraine in the wake of the bilateral reconstruction conference in February 2024; Japan's defence and energy policy amid rising security and geopolitical tensions with Russia The following books are recommended by our guests to gain a clearer picture of the topics discussed: Kanji Akagi, Kokusaianzenhoshou ga wakeru gaidobuku, (Japan Association for International Security, 2024), 288 pp. Mazower Mark, Dark Continent: Europe's Twentieth Century, (Penguin Group, 1999), 512 pp. Muminov Sherzod, Eleven Winters of Discontent: The Siberian Internment and the Making of a New Japan, (Harvard University Press, 2022), 384 pp. Ryunosuke Akutagawa, Rashomon, (KADOKAWA, 1950) We hope you enjoy the episode and please follow, rate, and subscribe to Japan Memo on the podcast platform of your choice. If you have any comments or questions, please contact us at japanchair@iiss.org. Date of Recording: 1 March 2024 Japan Memo is recorded and produced at the IISS in London. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this Space Café Radio Geopolitics, SpaceWatch.Global publisher Torsten Kriening spoke with Prof Kazuto Suzuki about Japan's SLIM mission, which landed on the moon successfully. They discuss the purpose and challenges of the mission, as well as the geopolitical implications and future plans for Japan's involvement in lunar exploration.Kazuto Suzuki is a Professor at the Graduate School of Public Policy at the University of Tokyo, Japan, and Director of the Institute of Geoeconomics at the International House of Japan.  He has worked in the Fondation pour la recherche stratégique in Paris, France, as an assistant researcher and as Associate Professor at the University of Tsukuba from 2000 to 2008 and served as Professor of International Politics at Hokkaido University until 2020.  He served as an expert in the Panel of Experts for the Iranian Sanction Committee under the United Nations Security Council from 2013 to July 2015.  He currently serves many advisory committees of the government of Japan, inter alia, the National Space Policy Committee of the Cabinet Office, the Government of Japan, and the President of Japan Association of International Security and Trade.  His research focuses on the conjunction of science/technology and international relations, subjects including space policy, non-proliferation, export control, and sanctions.  His recent work includes Space and International Politics (2011, in Japanese, awarded Suntory Prize for Social Sciences and Humanities), Policy Logics and Institutions of European Space Collaboration (2003), and many others.Space Café Radio brings you talks, interviews, and reports from the team of SpaceWatchers while out on the road. Each episode has a specific topic, unique content, and a personal touch. Enjoy the show, and let us know your thoughts at radio@spacewatch.globalYou can find us on: Spotify and Apple Podcast!Please visit us at SpaceWatch.Global, subscribe to our newsletters. Follow us on LinkedIn and Twitter!

This month we interviewed Clare Kaneko, current president of JALT (Japan Association of Language Teaching). We spent time chatting about the mission of the organization, how it's structured, and what they do as a PD organization for language teachers. We also discussed the upcoming 2023 JALT conference happening from the 24th to the 27th of November in Tsukuba Show Notes: www.DIESOL.org/93 Want to support the show? Leave us a review right here in your podcatcher! Subscribe to the show on YouTube Subscribe on Patreon  or Buy us a Coffee Thank you!!

ON THIS INSTALLMENT…DONATE: PAYPAL.ME/JAPANWUT … Matt discusses turning Japanese bullet trains into baseball bats, the importance of infiltration before launching a war in respect to Japan's reliance on the USA, and a proposed Japan Society 5.0 Boat that converts the oceans into hydrogen energy for the future no one asked for. Follow Matt: Twitter / Facebook Page / Instagram / OFFICIAL SITESHOW NOTES FOR EP. 102NEW PRODUCTNEW PRODUCT (Shinkansen Baseball bat)SOCIETY 5.0Fujitsu deploys AI customer service solution for field trials at supermarket chain in JapanLess lost in translation: Foreigners get high-tech help in Tokyo's baffling Shinjuku rail hubWind Hunter Project ~ Zero-Emission Project with Wind Propulsion and Hydrogen MOL to sponsor Japan Association for the 2025 World Exposition on Theme ‘Designing Future Society for Our Lives'WARChina wants to mobilise entire nation in counter-espionageTwo US Navy sailors charged with giving Chinese spies secret military infoECONOMYJapan's Jan.-June farm exports hit record amid waning COVID impactJapan in JapanJapan is deporting illegal immigrantsHiroshima, 1951. Six years after after the atomic bombing. Japanese high school kids average 12% correct answers in English oral testJapan eyeing Fukushima water release at the end of August | The Asahi Shimbun: Breaking News, Japan News and AnalysisLGBTQTokyo entertainment complex remodels restroom to remove gender-neutral setupEAT THE BUGSLearn about "future food" through eating insects during summer vacation! “Future Cricket Lab Stick Gyoza Kit” Release Commemorative Campaign will be held until August 13th (Sun)[Kashiwa City Council Election 2023 Candidate List Pledge] Don't let children eat cricketsCOVIDJapanese life expectancy falls in 2022 for 2nd straight yrJapan approved 1st locally-developed mRNA Covid-19 vaccine. What about Korea?New Evidence Suggests Vaccinated Can Transmit Covid-19 Vax Antibodies Through The AirHIGH OR NOT HIGHLast orders: North Korean restaurants close their doors across Southeast AsiaCHINAZoom Updates Terms to Use Customer Data for AI Training With No Opt-Out

The word Anthropocene has been used over the past 20 years to define the modern era during which time man has come to shape the environment.  This reality became significantly more pronounced with the advent of the nuclear Anthropocene.  As Prof. Higuchi explains in the introduction of  "Political Fallout," from 1945 to 1963, when the Partial Test Ban Treaty (PTBT) was signed by the US, the Soviet Union and Britain, these three nations conducted approximately 450 nuclear weapons tests, in sum equal to 26,000 Hiroshima-sized bombs, that caused worldwide radioactive contamination.  Though in small concentrations, radioactive particles from this period of atmospheric nuclear weapons tests are still present around the world.  How and why the 1963 Partial Test Ban Treaty, signed by the US, the Soviet Union and Britain, came into effect remains important.  Among other reasons, this past August the UN Secretary General, Antonio Guterres, concluded the world has entered “a time of nuclear danger not seen since the height of the Cold War.”  Two weeks ago the Science and Security Board of the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists forwarded its Doomsday Clock to 90 seconds to midnight.  The clock has move forward 4:30 since 2010.  This history is also important because it potentially offers lessons regarding how we address the climate crisis.   During this 46 minute discussion, Prof. Higuchi begins by defining the Japanese word hibakusha and defines what is radioactive fallout.  He next discusses how concerns regarding nuclear fallout became publicly known, how the US's understanding of radioactive contamination evolved through the 1950s, discusses his "politics of risk" framework used to discuss fallout's biological effects, social acceptability and policy implications, how ultimately a PTBT was achieved, and discusses what lessons can be learned from the nuclear Anthropocene relative to the climate crisis.          Prof. Toshihiro Higuchi is an Assistant Professor of History at Georgetown University and field chair of Regional and Comparative Studies (RCST) in the School of Foreign Service (SFS), Georgetown University.  Prof. Higuchi is also an official historian for the International Commission on Radiological Protection, serves on the editorial board of Kagakusi kenkyu, the executive board of Peace History Society, and a committee of the Japan Society for the Promotion of Science.  A native Japanese, Prof. Higuchi received his PhD at Georgetown University in 2011.  Before he returned to Georgetown in 2016, he was a postdoctoral fellow at the Center for International Security and Cooperation, Stanford University (2011-12); an American Council of Learned Societies New Faculty Fellow at the University of Wisconsin - Madison (2012-14); and, a Hakubi Project assistant professor at Kyoto University (2014-15).  His Political Fallout: Nuclear Weapons Testing and the Making of a Global Environmental Crisis (Stanford University Press, 2020) won the 2021 Michael H. Hunt Prize for International History from the Society for Historians of American Foreign Relations.  His academic works have also appeared in Peace & Change, Journal of Strategic Studies, Historia Scientiarum, and International Relations of the Asia-Pacific.  His opinion pieces have also appeared in a number of news outlets, including the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists and Asahi Shimbun.  Prof. Higuchi is a member of several professional societies including the Society for Historians of American Foreign Relations, History of Science Society, Association for Asian Studies, American Society for Environmental History, Peace History Society, and Japan Association of International Relations.Information on "Political Fallout" is at: https://www.sup.org/books/title/?id=23212.  This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.thehealthcarepolicypodcast.com

Southeast Asia is home to more than 600 million people and the region generates over $3 trillion in economic activity per year. As a critical hub in this increasingly dynamic region, Singapore stands out as a leader in economic development and political stability. In this episode of the China in the World podcast, Paul Haenle speaks with Lam Peng Er about the current state and future trajectory of China-Singapore relations. The interview covers Singapore's stance on the war in Ukraine and its special but awkward relationship with China. Haenle and Lam also discuss Singapore's strategy for navigating growing U.S.-China competition and assess the United States' new Indo-Pacific Strategy as well as its potential impact on Southeast Asian geopolitics.Dr. Lam Peng Er is a Senior Research Fellow at the East Asian Institute (EAI), National University of Singapore. He is the author of Japan's Peace Building Diplomacy in Asia: Searching for an Active Political Role(London and New York: Routledge, 2009). Dr. Lam is an executive editor of the International Relations of the Asia-Pacific (A Journal of the Japan Association of International Relations published by Oxford University Press) and Asian Journal of Peacebuilding (Journal of the Institute for Peace and Unification Studies, Seoul National University).

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In today's episode, I chat with Maya Matsuoka, who is the assistant director at the Japan Association of Travel Agencies, or JATA. Maya is a multilingual professional who has worked in Japan for 19 years with extensive experience in the travel industry. She has also recently launched a great new website called Discover Deep Japan, which provides a bank of high-quality resources to help readers better understand the Japanese marketplace and what is needed to find success in Japan. If you’re interested in contributing to the Discover Deep Japan website, please reach out to Maya directly. In the conversation, Maya shares some of her unique experiences building a new life and career in Japan. She also offers some insights into changes in the Japanese travel industry, as well as what may or may not change due to Covid-19. Maya also explains why it's important to gain some mastery of Japanese in order to be more effective working with Japanese people, as the language and its culture are tightly interwoven. Today's Language: ごくろうさまです go-ku-ro-u-sa-ma-de-su meaning: "Thank you for your hard work." "You worked hard." usage note: only acceptable to use with someone in an inferior position compared to you in the context (e.g. a boss to his subordinate) Maya's Links: New Website on Doing Business and Working in Japan: https://japanexpertinsights.com LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/maya-matsuoka/ Japan Association of Travel Agents: https://www.jata-net.or.jp/english/ Clubhouse: @mayamatsuoka Related Episodes: Tourism and Covid-19: Effects and Opportunities in Japan with Bonson Lam: https://anchor.fm/businesssuccessjapan/episodes/Tourism-and-Covid-19-Effects-and-Opportunities-in-Japan-with-Bonson-Lam-ehut7k Anne Hooghart on High- and Low-Context Cultures: https://anchor.fm/businesssuccessjapan/episodes/Anne-Hooghart-on-High--and-Low-Context-Cultures-eg3asl Pursuing Mastery of the Japanese Language with Graeme Lawrence: https://anchor.fm/businesssuccessjapan/episodes/Pursuing-Mastery-of-the-Japanese-Language-with-Graeme-Lawrence-ekp1p5 Be sure to subscribe for more Japanese language and cultural insights. And if you enjoy the podcast, please leave a review so that other people can find it as well. And of course, if you have any questions, comments, or suggestions for future episodes, please email me at businesssuccessjapan@gmail.com. Leave me a voice message here: https://anchor.fm/businesssuccessjapan/message --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/businesssuccessjapan/message

This episode of AFP Conversations explores the insights covered in the 2020 AFP Asia-Pacific (APAC) Treasury Management Handbook, sponsored by Kyriba. Released by AFP in collaboration with China National Association of Finance Companies, the Association of Corporate Treasurers Singapore, and the Japan Association for Chief Financial Officers, the handbook provides an overview of the elements of treasury management and includes guidance on the core tasks of a regional treasury center. Dory Malouf, Senior Principal Value Engineer for Kyriba, joins the podcast to discuss the themes explored in the handbook.  

Show from 9/18/20The show kicks off with Wharton Finance Professor Jeremy Siegel's market update. He discusses the fed and stimulus packages, the IPO price, and inflation. Then Jeremy Schwartz brings on the CEO of WisdomTree Japan to talk about Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's resignation, rebalancing Japan's tax system, monetary policy, trade, corporate governance and much more.Guest:Jesper Koll - Chief Executive Officer of WisdomTree Japan. Over the past two decades Jesper has been consistently ranked as one of the top Japan strategists/economists, working as Chief Strategist and Head of Research for major U.S. investment banks J.P. Morgan and Merrill Lynch. His analysis and insights have earned him a position on several Japanese government advisory committees and Jesper is also one of the few non-Japanese members of the Keizai Doyukai, the Japan Association of Corporate Executives. He has written two books in Japanese, Towards a New Japanese Golden Age and The End of Heisei Deflation. After arriving in Japan in 1986 Jesper initially worked as an aide to a Member of Parliament. Jesper has a Masters degree from the School of Advanced and International Studies at Johns Hopkins University and was a research fellow at both Tokyo University and Kyoto University. He is a graduate of the Lester B. Pearson College of the Pacific.Follow WisdomTree on Twitter: @WisdomTreeETFsFollow Jeremy Schwartz on Twitter: @JeremyDSchwartzAsk Siegel: If you have a pressing finance question we invite you to email us: asksiegel@wisdomtree.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Arm Treasure Dataでエヴァンジェリストを務める若原強が各界注目のゲストを招いて対談する　PLAZMA TALK。今回のゲストは、慶應義塾大学医学部特任助教、かつ日本サウナ学会代表理事という、医師でありながら筋金入りの「サウナー」でもある加藤容崇さん。自身もサウナ愛好者である若原がここぞとばかりに「サウナに入っているときの身体変化」について質問攻めにする第1回。「安定してととのえる」ために、感覚から理論へ移行するサウナのすすめ、めくるめくサウナの世界にようこそ！ ◇群馬→北海道→ボストン、そして日本の複数拠点で研究を進めている/「医者が教えるサウナの教科書」/医学的見地でサウナを解説/「ととのった」？/「胡散臭い」/「サウナ師匠」に連行/「ボン・ジョビとカラオケに行くレベル」/産湯は「マルシンスパ」/想定とは違う身体感覚/「熱い部屋に入るだけがサウナじゃない」/外気浴、京王線と1/fゆらぎ？、そして夕焼け/「これは医学的に特殊な状況になっている気がする」/客観的データと共にサウナを普及させる「サウナ学会」/「ととのえ親方」に導かれて/若原の産湯は「ニコーリフレ」/脳科学的に普通ありえない状態/アルファ波、ベータ波、デルタ波に変化が現れた/右の頭頂葉の一部分だけが局所的に活性化していた/「サウナに入ってひらめく」理由/脳が混乱してセンサーが活性化し「過酷な環境」に適応しようとする？/感覚が研ぎ澄まされる/もやもやした悪循環を断ち切る力/めまいから考える西洋/東洋医学/血流と感覚の変化/どういう身体の変化を目安にすれば良い？/「脈拍で時間を決める」/脈拍は交感神経をよく表している指標/異常事態にパフォーマンスを高めるときに真っ先に反応するのは心臓/軽い運動をしたときの脈拍数を知っておく/水風呂は低体温症の危険もある/「喉がスースー感じられたら出る」/水風呂はその段階になるのに1分くらい/血液は1分で一巡する/休憩は交感神経を休ませる/気持ち良い感覚が落ち着いてきたら次のセットへ◇ PLAZMA TALK 14 (1/3) Yasutaka Kato: Project Assistant Professor, Keio University School of Medicine / Representative Director, Japan Association of Sauna Tsuyoshi Wakahara: Evangelist, Arm Treasure Data Recording: 15/04/2020 PLAZMA: https://plazma.red/sauna-kato-01/ 収録はオンラインにて行っています。一部背景に環境音が入っている箇所があります。ご了承ください。

新型コロナウイルスによって自粛の風が吹き荒れる、ゴールデンウィークの日本列島。サウナ自粛中の全サウナーに朗報の、自宅のお風呂で（ある程度）サウナを代用できる入浴法とは？ 健康状態を高い状態に維持するために、サウナが効果的である理由とは？ サウナーもサウナーでない方も必聴の実践回！ ◇健康について整理/異常値や病気というのは目標が低すぎる/健康状態を高い状態に維持する、というのが健康であるということ/「サウナは凄いよくってですね（笑）」/食生活や運動の習慣を全員が取り入れるのは難しい/「努力がいらなくて取り入れやすくて安くて簡単な取り組み」とは？/サウナはただ入るだけ！/経験や才能、努力、習熟度に左右されないサウナ/日本は世界で一番公共サウナを有する国（330万個）/「サウナインフラは世界一」/「サウナはおっさんが我慢比べしている場所じゃない」/サウナのイメージを変えたい/10歳以上であれば大丈夫/新型コロナウイルスとサウナ自粛/深部体温の観点で考えれば家庭のお風呂で代用は可能/40〜41度で15分がひとつの目安/炭酸が発生する入浴剤もおすすめ/二酸化炭素の効用/おうちお風呂ならではの楽しみ方もできます◇ PLAZMA TALK 15 (2/3) Yasutaka Kato: Project Assistant Professor, Keio University School of Medicine / Representative Director, Japan Association of Sauna. Tsuyoshi Wakahara: Evangelist, Arm Treasure Data Recording: 15/04/2020 PLAZMA: https://plazma.red/sauna-kato-02/ 収録はオンラインにて行っています。一部背景に環境音が入っている箇所があります。ご了承ください。

サウナ愛ほとばしる二人の妄想はとどまることを知らず、話はサウナとデータについての異種格闘技戦に突入します。「ととのう」ために涙ぐましい努力を続けるサウナーたちをただしく「ととのった」状態に導くために、データはなにができる（できそう）のでしょうか。サウナーの素晴らしきととのいに捧げる全60分のサウナ対談、ついにクライマックスを迎えます。 ◇「確度高くととのう」/「ととのう」を数値化したい/30人のデータを解析すると、脳科学的に同じような結果が出た/人間はセンサーからの信号を受け取って状況や記憶を感覚とミックスして認識してアウトプットする/「ととのう」の表現方法に個人差があった/サウナの入り方は暗中模索/「何をしたら自分にとって一番良いのか」/脈拍は効果的な指標/加速度脈波を活用/自律神経を数値化/数値を指標にして自分をアジャストする/客観的なデータで自分を信用する/施設からサウナ飯までをデータ化できそう/データをベースとして自分のタイプを知る/なによりサウナーたちが求めている/妄想が一番楽しい/「ととのう」は最適化ができる/音楽でととのえられないか/優れたDJの個別化した整える音楽/照明や匂いも同期させてシンクロさせてととのえたら/記憶の模倣/高僧が瞑想の境地に至るプロセスの鍵は記憶/サウナに行かなくとも状態を模倣できれば/アメリカでは依存症のリハビリテーション目的でサウナが使われている/しんどくなったらサウナにGO◇ PLAZMA TALK 16 (3/3) Yasutaka Kato: Project Assistant Professor, Keio University School of Medicine / Representative Director, Japan Association of Sauna Tsuyoshi Wakahara: Evangelist, Arm Treasure Data Recording: 15/04/2020 PLAZMA: https://plazma.red/sauna-kato-03/ 収録はオンラインにて行っています。一部背景に環境音が入っている箇所があります。ご了承ください。

As someone who has ADHD do you get overwhelmed when at the thought of getting organized? Tune in as Sue West share practical ways to stay organized while managing ADHD. Sue West’s clients have called her insightful, encouraging, that she is filled with hope and belief in them and of course “gets ADHD.” Sue integrated organizing, coaching and productivity skills (from her corporate background) into client work. “Practical coaching” is what clients call the service. Sue is certified in organizing for people who struggle with chronic disorganization, and as a coach specializing in ADHD. She takes education for coaching and chronic disorganization and is enrolled in master’s courses for counseling. Education is one hobby that keeps her own mind engaged! Sue is the immediate past president of the Institute for Challenging Disorganization. She’s authored two books: Organize for a Fresh Start: Embrace Your Next Chapter in Life and just released, the workbook, Change Your Habits: ADHD Style. Her foreword was selected for the latest edition of ADD-Friendly Ways to Organize Your Life (Kolberg/Nadeau). She has presented at international conferences for CHADD, the ADHD Virtual Expo, and the Japan Association of Life Organisers. Check out my organizing shop on Amazon which has products to help organize your home and life. FREE Estate Planning Workshop with Roslyn D. Morris to get your legal house in order --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/janetmtaylor/message

Show from 7/12/19 In this episode of Behind the Markets Jeremy Schwartz talks with an expert on Japan. Investors are closely watching Japan, especially after the country's recent trend of capital return to shareholders. From the success of small to medium domestic companies to the effects of activist investors, you'll learn everything you need to know about investing in Japan. GuestJesper Koll was appointed Chief Executive Officer of WisdomTree Japan on July 1, 2015. Over the past two decades Jesper has been consistently ranked as one of the top Japan strategists/economists, working as Chief Strategist and Head of Research for major U.S. investment banks J.P. Morgan and Merrill Lynch. His analysis and insights have earned him a position on several Japanese government advisory committees and Jesper is also one of the few non-Japanese members of the Keizai Doyukai, the Japan Association of Corporate Executives. He has written two books in Japanese, Towards a New Japanese Golden Age and The End of Heisei Deflation. After arriving in Japan in 1986 Jesper initially worked as an aide to a Member of Parliament. Jesper has a Masters degree from the School of Advanced and International Studies at Johns Hopkins University and was a research fellow at both Tokyo University and Kyoto University. He is a graduate of the Lester B. Pearson College of the Pacific.Twitter: @WisdomTreeETFs See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode, we continued our ongoing series on fintech in Asia with Toshio Taki, the co-founder of Money Forward, a Japanese fintech firm that provides financial management tools for individuals and small businesses. In addition to his role at Money Forward, Toshio also serves as a director of the Japan Association for Financial APIs, promoting the use of open APIs (application programming interface) in Japan.  Toshio talked us through the open banking and API landscape in Japan, highlighting where recent changes in regulation are encouraging further development, and comparing Japan to global peers in this area. Through his work both at Money Forward and with the Association, Toshio is pushing for greater adoption and integration of financial technology services among Japanese clients, and looking in particular to help draw Japan’s economy away from its heavily cash-reliant systems.  Roughly 80 percent of all consumption in Japan is cash-based, placing Japan as a distinct outlier relative to other developed economies. One of the key factors for Japan’s high dependence on cash is the lack of a dominant electronic payment network that is universally accepted in Japan. Compared to China’s Alipay and WeChat Pay, for example, Japanese providers are fragmented and lack merchant integration. Japan’s Banking Act was amended in June 2018 to promote open banking. However, the regulation lacks clarity on data portability, and implementation of open banking components among Japanese companies remains voluntary. Nonetheless, roughly 130 chartered banks in Japan among the largest 140 have plans to open up APIs by mid-2020. In its early stages, there are already around 20 Japanese companies using open APIs to provide account information services. Personal finance and corporate accounting services are expected to be significant beneficiaries of open API. Other opportunity sectors will likely include peer-to-peer payment platforms and the development of personal electronic money accounts. Standardizing bank practices and data formatting across different countries remains a challenge. In part, this reflects the local nature of API development and lack of cross-border services driving international collaboration. This multiplicity is evident even in Japan by itself, where a handful of system vendors have created multiple standards around API infrastructure. Rather than rushing to standardize, however, now may be the optimal time to let early movers experiment and learn what works well and what doesn’t. Fintech development in Japan is happening quite differently from the way it is evolving in the United States. The U.S. model is based on small disruptors creating a very successful user experience and using this base to alter specific banking functions. In Japan, by contrast, fintech development is occurring in partnership with the larger, more traditional providers. In part, this reflects the difference in Japan’s credit landscape, where households are generally happy with current banking services and SMEs have not faced credit constraints the same way U.S. businesses have post-crisis. Looking forward, financial services and the banking sector writ large are expected to face major upheavals. For Japanese banks, the transition away from cash will transform the way they attract customers, shifting the major attraction of local banks from their ATM proximity to how exciting their apps are and their exclusive product offers. In addition, a new credit cycle in Japan could usher in novel credit channels – similar to the way peer-to-peer lending was catapulted forward in the U.S. post-crisis to fill the gap left by traditional credit providers. The views expressed are not necessarily those of the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco or of the Federal Reserve System.

Sign up for my weekly English learning newsletter “The Sledgehammer” and get my free book about online English study tools. #englishriot #englishunmasked #whatbeepdoyouknowaboutlearningenglish #learnenglish Welcome to the fifth episode of What the 'Beep' do you know about learning English? This podcast is for intermediate to advanced learners of English. Some teachers might find it interesting too. The podcast aims to provide different perspectives on learning English and at the same time develop our listeners' language skills. Matthew W. Turner’s has taught in the UK and Japan since 2008, and currently works in a university international tourism faculty in central Tokyo. Matthew is co-author of the book - Podcasting and Professional Development: A guide for English Language Teachers. His research interests include reflective practice, continuing professional development, and special educational needs support. Matthew is also co-creator of The TEFLology Podcast, and coordinator of the Japan Association for Language Teaching's (JALT) Teacher Development SIG. In the interview, we talk about the importance of noticing in learning a language, a conversation exchange gone wrong and the F-Bomb! The podcast is divided into five parts: 1) What Beep do you know about Teaching/Learning English? In this segment, we get to know our guests' teacher origin story. How they became a teacher and what they know about teaching English. 2) Study Tip of the Iceberg In this segment, our guests give their number one language learning tip. 3) Language Unmasked We look at our guests' own experiences of learning a second language. Taking in their embarrassing moments and favourite expressions in their second language. 4) It's Raining Idioms and Swear Words We discuss in detail one English idiomatic expression or swear word - from history to how to use it in real life situations. 5) In the Red Room Your chance to guess our bonus English expression and win a prize! Remember to visit English Riot and download the study notes for Episode 5. These notes will help you understand key expressions from this episode and give you some tips about developing your listening skills. Also, the bonus expression from Episode 4 is explained at the bottom of the notes. Meet me on social media: - English Riot - Instagram - Twitter - Pinterest - Facebook Start rioting today!

Recorded during a special Housing Japan seminar held at the Tokyo American Club on July 4th, 2017, noted expert Jesper Koll discusses Tokyo real estate and the Japanese economy. Jesper Koll has been investing in Japan since becoming a resident in 1986. In July 2015, he was appointed Chief Executive Officer of WisdomTree Japan. Over the past two decades, Jesper has been consistently ranked as one of the top Japan strategists/economists, having worked as Chief Strategist and Head of Research for major U.S. investment banks J.P. Morgan and Merrill Lynch. His analysis and insights have earned him a position on several Japanese government and corporate advisory committees. In late-2016, Governor Koike's appointed Jesper to her Tokyo Financial Center Advisory Board. He is also one of the few non-Japanese members of the Keizai Doyukai, the Japan Association of Corporate Executives. He has written three books in Japanese, Towards a New Japanese Golden Age, The End of Heisei Deflation, and the recently published "Japan's Economy - The Envy of the World”

Welcome to the third episode of the Extensive Reading Podcast. In this episode we include the first part of a long interview with Thomas Robb, who has been implementing extensive reading programmes since the 1980s at Kyoto Sangyo University and who is probably best known for being the creator and administrator of the M-Reader, a very helpful programme for teachers and students doing extensive reading. In this first part of the interview he tells us about his early experiences with ER, about the origins of the JALT ER SIG (the extensive reading special interest group at the Japan Association for Language Teaching), which played an important role in the creation of the Extensive Reading Foundation (ERF), about the ERF itself and its different activities to promote extensive reading, and finally, about the 4th World Congress on Extensive Reading, which will take place in Tokyo from August 4th-7th, and which he will be co-chairing.

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