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Wikipedia includes all texts from the US Library of Congress: Country Studies Japan (Public Domain) website. While the texts are of good quality, they were written around 1992, so some of the information is outdated. Since the Japanese asset price bubble collapsed in 1993, especially the articles on Economy need a review. See #List of recent events. You can help wikipedia by updating these articles.
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Article list
- Economy of Japan
- Agriculture, forestry, and fishing in Japan
- Construction industry of Japan
- Defense industry of Japan
- Energy production in Japan
- Japanese asset price bubble
- Japanese consumer electronics industry
- Japanese financial system
- Japanese mining industry
- Japanese public corporations
- Japanese work environment
- Labor market of Japan
- Manufacturing industries of Japan
- Private enterprise in Japan
- Research and Development in Japan
- Trade and services in Japan
- Working women in Japan
- Education in Japan
- Elementary school in Japan
- Secondary education in Japan
- Higher education in Japan
- Balance of payments accounts of Japan (1960-90)
- Civil service of Japan
- Government-business relations in Japan
- Industrial policy of Japan
- Monetary and fiscal policy of Japan
- Criminal justice system of Japan
- Judicial system of Japan
- Penal system of Japan
- Police system of Japan
- Public order and internal security in Japan
- Japan Defense Agency
- Defense budget of Japan
- National security of Japan
- Japan Self-Defense Forces
- Japan Air Self-Defense Force
- Japan Ground Self-Defense Force
- Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force
- Central Union of Agricultural Cooperatives
- Citizen and consumer movements in Japan
- Labor unions in Japan
- Nihon Keidanren
- Controversies regarding the role of the Emperor of Japan
- Environmental protection in Japan
- Political funding in Japan
- Crime in Japan
- Elderly people in Japan
- Health care in Japan
- Living standard in Japan
- Social welfare in Japan
- Women in Japan
- Economic relations of Japan
- Foreign policy of Japan
- Foreign relations of Japan
- Foreign trade policies of Japan
- International economic cooperation policy of Japan
- Japan and the United Nations
this one needs a wikify, too
- Japan-Oceania relations
- Japan-United States relations
- Japanese foreign policy on Africa
- Japanese foreign policy on Southeast Asia
- Japanese-Australian relations
- Japanese-Korean relations
- Japanese-Russian relations
- Japanese-Soviet relations
- Japanese-Vietnamese relations
- Philippine-Japanese relations
- Sino-Japanese relations
This one also needs a merge and a wikify
List of recent events
This sections tries to compile a list of major events since 1992 that may cause articles to be outdated. (please contribute to this list)
- the Japanese asset price bubble collapsed in 1993
- The electoral system was reformed in 1994.
- The LDP regained power in 1996.
- Several labor unions merged in 1996.
- Ministries have been merged in a reform 2001
- The Japan Post has been privatized in 2007, (law voted in 2005-2006 under Junichiro Koizumi)
- US Marines bases issues including the Relocation of Marine Corps Air Station Futenma (1996-...)
Sources
- http://www.oecd.org/ - OECD homepage - has up-to-date statistics and background information on many issues. Texts are copyrighted; statistics can be quoted
- http://www.japantimes.co.jp/ - best English-language newspaper in Japan (my opinion)
- The Ryukushimpo (very good English-lg online np too)
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