An increasing number of young Japanese are seeking jobs with nonprofit organizations because they want to get involved in addressing social problems. While working for NPOs doesn’t always provide stable employment, they can be a rewarding place for young people eager to change society, ...

Seiji Taniguchi, 64, smiled as he put a tray of sweet potatoes and nutmeg in front of one of the cages in his farm. “Momo, is it good?” he asked. Momo, a female Japanese macaque, squeaked in joy and nibbled the food. It is ...