Thom on East Asia
I am happy freelance translator and private guide in Tokyo, Japan. I am interested in everything East-Asia.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 22 | Founded | a year ago | Last Issue | 10 months ago |
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Sugawara no Michizane and the early cold
Sugawara no Michizane 菅原道真 (845–903) was a prominent court official during Japan’s Heian period, a time often remembered today for its flourishing literary culture, but also for its political intrigue. Michizane was blessed by the first and...
Nostalgic musings over Himeji
After a whopping four articles dedicated to Japan’s Upper House elections last week, I would like to slowly move back to more varied topics again. As it happens, I am currently on a tour through Japan with a small group of Dutch-speaking in...
The aftermath of Japan's 2025 elections
About 58% of eligible voters in Japan went to the polls yesterday to cast their votes in the House of Councillors elections. Like many others, I predicted in my earlier three articles on emerging new parties that the status quo might well b...
The Conservative Party of Japan and the specter of revisionism
History is politics, and politics is history. Even for a new political party like the Conservative Party of Japan (CPJ, Nippon Hoshutō), history is a deeply important subject. The party was only founded two years ago, yet it already holds t...
Reiwa Shinsengumi and the battle for Japan’s protest vote
In my article yesterday, I described from a personal perspective how I’ve experienced the rise of Japan’s new right in the lead-up to this Sunday’s House of Councillors elections. Most international media attention has gone to the Sanseitō,...
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China, Japan, and Korea are “separated only by a narrow strip of water” — yet today, they often feel worlds apart. In this newsletter, I dive deep into these distinct, yet connected regions.
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