Central Japan's Mie Prefecture is considering reinstating nationality requirements for its staff, effectively ending the ...

In response to the Mie Prefectural Government's move to consider halting the hiring of foreign nationals, a human rights ...

The Mainichi Shimbun answers some questions readers may have about why Mie Prefecture is considering halting foreign staff ...

The Mie Prefectural Government is considering stopping hiring foreign nationals in order to protect confidential information, officials said Wednesday. Prefectural officials cited concerns over leaks ...

TSU—Mie Prefecture plans to review the hiring of foreign national prefectural staff, mainly in general administrative positions, citing concerns that highly confidential personal information could be ...

Ise Shrine in Mie Prefecture is Japan’s most important center for Shintō, and the prefecture is also known for its ninja and its pearl divers. Mie Prefecture in Tōkai is on the eastern side of the Kii ...

In 2006, the 'Heisei Great Merger' took place in Mie Prefecture, where 10 municipalities merged to form the new city of Tsu. In Misugi-cho (formerly Misugi-mura), part of the merger, there is a colony ...

Mie Prefecture is considering reinstating a rule requiring its employees to hold Japanese nationality to prevent leakage of sensitive information, prefectural officials said Wednesday. The prefectural ...

SUZUKA, Mie Prefecture--Lawbreakers seeking to outrun the long arm of the law here should think twice before putting the pedal to the metal. A donor has gifted a speedy Honda NSX, a top-grade two-door ...

While Mie may not have the name recognition abroad of its famous neighbors, Osaka and Kyoto, the prefecture boasts plenty of historical, cultural and culinary experiences for your next vacation. With ...