A Tokyo employer is using the Rocky theme song to remind employees that their workday ends firmly at 6 pm. As the country struggles to disentangle itself from its deeply entrenched work ethic, companies are looking for innovative ways to care for their employees.

Okayama Prefecture has designed a playing card game to teach its youth about the potential threats of natural disasters. As Gen Z’s attention spans dwindle, officials are reshaping safety-related content to suit this generation's mode of absorbing information.

Lingering stigmas around mental illness in China have meant that getting treatment has long been difficult, with this hurdle negatively impacting outcomes for those seeking help. Now, Wechat groups and digital communities are starting a wider conversation and increasing access to support.

Young Japanese urbanites are staying single for longer and looking for a way to live alone while retaining a sense of belonging and community. OYO Life aims to give cash-strapped Gen Yers and Zers the opportunity to rent affordable, fully-managed apartments, houses, or houseshares in Tokyo.