Justin McCurry is a Tokyo correspondent for various news outlets, including The Guardian and Yahoo News UK. With a focus on Japan and Korea, he covers a wide range of topics including politics, culture, and social issues. He is also the author of "War on Wheels: Inside Keirin and Japan's Cycling Subculture."
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By: Justin Mccurry
Kim Jong-un has called his army the ‘strongest in the world’ but they are vulnerable to malnutrition, and none have seen combat or know the terrain in Russia’s war
By: Justin Mccurry
Polls showing downward trend in kissing indicates a move away from ‘real physical sexual activity’ that could affect country’s birthrate, experts say
By: Justin McCurry
Six decades after the bullet train first whisked passengers between Tokyo and Osaka, authorities in Japan are planning to do the same for cargo, with the construction of a “conveyor belt road”.
By: Justin Mccurry
It is hoped ‘innovative’ 24-hour design will also cut carbon emissions, as demand for delivery services soars
By: Justin McCurry
Kenji Yamamoto was unsure that his business would survive when he opened Japan's first convenience store in a Tokyo neighbourhood in May 1974.
By: Justin Mccurry
Convenience stores are a neat and functional retail institution in Japan, where customers can access the daily essentials
By: Caroline Kimeu, Tiago Rogero, Miranda Bryant, Natasha May, Stephen Burgen, Justin Mccurry, Kitty Drake
From Kenya to Brazil, patients need tasty, nutritious food more than most – so which countries do it best?
By: Justin Mccurry, William De Tamaris
Indonesia may be on the front lines of the fight against global warming, but many of its people are climate sceptics. A 2019 survey found that Indonesia – the world's biggest Muslim-majority country…
Officers installed security cameras to get to the bottom of the thefts, and ended up uncovering a four-legged culprit
By: Justin McCurry
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