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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By: Elizabeth Beattie
Bernhard Sutter, 58, collapsed while ascending Japan's tallest mountain with his son via the Fujinomiya route – the shortest, most direct way up the mountain. At around 3,010 meters above sea level, he felt unwell and stopped at a mountain hut, where he lost consciousness and stopped breathing.
Tuesday’s magnitude 7.1 quake registered up to a shindo 7, the highest level on the Japanese seismic intensity scale.
Japan and its island neighbor have a long history of providing mutual support during disasters.
By: Elizabeth Beattie
At a time when temperatures are regularly reaching dangerous levels, people without homes are increasingly vulnerable to heatstroke.
AI-generated images, anti-immigration sentiments and hoaxes are flourishing online following the quake.
The release of “Eternal Memory” comes after the acclaimed mystery author died of colorectal cancer last month.
By: Elizabeth Beattie
With a plan to differentiate itself through its wide range of toppings and offerings, the company is aiming for 20 stores in Japan by the end of 2030.
By: Elizabeth Beattie
The move comes as Australia’s top officials have been under political pressure to take a harsher immigration stance.
With a plan to differentiate itself through its wide range of toppings and offerings, the company is aiming for 20 stores in Japan by the end of 2030.
By: Elizabeth Beattie
As tourism booms across Japan, United Airlines is continuing to expand its offerings to the country, with new routes planned for Okinawa and Osaka.
