Retired athletes charting new paths inspire others to take the leap
Stories of athletes trying to find new meaning in life after retiring from elite-level sports are serving as an inspiration for those who think they may be too old to switch paths.
J. League's oldest-ever rookie aims for inspirational swansong
Takamasa Abiko, who made his debut for YSCC at 41 years old, wants to inspire victims of bullying and discrimination in his final professional season.
Regarding the Dec. 14 editorial, "Glimpse of hope from Durban": I can understand The Japan Times' concern for the potential effects of global warming and the role Japan might play in helping mitigate the effects. The problem is, the jury is out on whether ...
Preliminary findings in the 2010 census released Feb. 25 by the internal affairs ministry underline the overall trend of a shrinking and graying population as well as a demographic imbalance characterized by a population rise in a few prefectures and a population drop in ...
