Japan has long been famous for its lifetime employment system. Companies have traditionally stood for social protection of their employees’ wellbeing, offering a job for

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Japan’s new Prime Minister Takaichi Sanae, known for her conservative approach, has been making headlines across various topics such as immigration, national security and energy.

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As new opportunities and technologies appear in Japan’s energy landscape, the number of overseas companies entering the market has been steadily increasing. Japan’s External Trade