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What Is Journalism In Japan REALLY Like?


Get the scoop from Kazuya Kasahara, a university lecturer from the Journalism Department at Shitennoji University.

Journalists in Japan

Feb. 19, 2015
Noon-1:30 p.m.
Taylorsville Redwood Campus - TB314
(reception following lecture)

Come hear Mr. Kasahara discuss what it's like being a journalist in Japan. Learn about differences between U.S. and Japanese culture as reflected in the journalism profession. Japanese journalists are noted for their strong loyalty and long work hours.

Journalism in Japan

Feb. 24, 2015
Noon-1:30 p.m.
Taylorsville Redwood Campus - TB314
(reception following lecture)

Mr. Kasahara will talk about the most pressing problems facing Japanese journalism today. Anyone interested in the future of the U.S. news industry will find Kasahara's insights compelling. He will consider issues such as the increasingly radical opinions expressed in Japanese newspaper editorials as a way to stand out in the industry and the effects this tactic has had on polarizing the country's politics. Issues ranging from Japan's reliance on nuclear power to strengthening its military relationship with the U.S. and dealing with its WWII legacy are sure to be interesting.
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