TOKYO (Reuters) - Two wheelchair-bound candidates won seats in Japan’s upper house vote on Sunday, media projections showed, a sign of changing attitudes towards disabled people in a country where they have long been encouraged to stay in the shadow. Source: Two severely-disabled candidates win seats in Japan upper house vote - Reuters
Japan bans cannabis, but it does have relatively lax anti-smoking rules. Source: Tokyo Olympic CEO reminds all: Cannabis is banned in Japan - ABC News
Japan’s low infant mortality rate has nothing to do with vaccines.Source: Does Japan have the Lowest Infant Mortality Rate Following a Ban on Mandatory Vaccinations? – VAXOPEDIA
