Today's print edition. While the hand-wringing about young people in Japan not being interested in love seems to be untrue, there is a level of lethargy in the dating culture that has risen to the forefront in recent years. Enter the dating app. The revolution this kind of tech has sparked in the world of matchmaking and hookups is no less significant in Japan than it is elsewhere, and it has also become a core component in the dating habits of foreign residents. In a time of both misinformation and too much information, quality journalism is more crucial than ever.
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