Asia Business And Economics Correspondent
Elizabeth Beattie is an Asia Business and Economics Correspondent at The Japan Times. She specializes in travel and tourism, retail, and the intersection of technology and business, often exploring themes such as AI platforms, robotics, and the legal rights of minors. Elizabeth's work has been featured in GlobalResearch, The Japan Times, and The Business of Fashion.
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Elizabeth Beattie's coverage is heavily focused on the finance and economy of Asian countries, with a particular emphasis on Japan, China, South Korea, and Southeast Asia. She also covers topics related to technology, consumer confidence, diplomacy, investment analysis as well as government announcements.
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Tokyo's newest megadevelopments aim to redesign urban life for an aging, increasingly diverse society
James Higginbotham, who also goes by Weston, was last seen in the Kyoto area on Friday last week.
By: Elizabeth Beattie
The life that restaurateur Manish Kumar built in Japan for he and his family has been upended after Japan enacted stricter rules for the business manager visa.
By: Elizabeth Beattie
Constitutional Democratic Party of Japan lawmaker Sakura Uchikoshi cautions against a shift in Japan toward exclusionism and xenophobia.
By: Elizabeth Beattie
Luup scooters, a favored transportation source for tourists in Japan, will automatically halt when nearing prohibited areas in Kyoto.
Tochigi Prison, which houses 456 inmates, is a microcosm of what female prisons across the nation are facing, from a rising foreign population to mental health issues.
By: Elizabeth Beattie
With research on microplastics and the health of coral reefs, the crew of the Tara are making a difference as the world’s environmental issues mount.
On the outskirts of the city of Tochigi, around 30 women dressed in powder pink uniforms and white hats sit at long tables sewing flags and soft furnishings for a private client.
By: Elizabeth Beattie
Takashi Nishihara’s latest work, “Now and Then,” bridges a historical atrocity with the present-day treatment of asylum-seekers.
By: Elizabeth Beattie
Osaka ranked seventh, while Tokyo, which improved its culture and environment score, moved up three places to reach 10th.
