Japan’s luxury sector boosted by Chinese tourists
The cheap yen is making the Ginza district a magnet for Chinese visitors
A global anatomy of health and the workday lunch
FT reporters in Paris, Tokyo, Mexico City and Nairobi assess the state of the main break of the day
Bank of Japan looks to clarify policy confusion
Speeches last week prompted split response from analysts
Godzilla takes on the technocrats . . . and loses
Corporate HQs are pulverised but the whiteboard is mightier than the lizard
How Japan’s convenience stores are so... convenient
Sarah Laitner finds everything from stationery to late-night socks at her local store
In the sumo ring
The art of sumo demands dedication — and calories. Natalie Whittle visits a stable in Tokyo to see how trainees are put through their paces
Japan Inc rethinks its longstanding bet on Britain
Brexit vote has hung a question mark over future investments as well as existing factories
Japan’s plea for clarity on Brexit for business
The concerns raised by Tokyo are just as pressing for UK companies
