After Abe 07-13-2022 Japan Update

	Trouble viewing this email? View in a browser
	Japan Update July 13, 2022

	Japan after Abe: Political stability under threat? TOKYO -- Shinzo Abe's death was an event so enormous that it may overshadow even the former prime minister's legacy. The attack stunned pacifist Japan and the world at a time of global instability following the COVID-19 pandemic and Russia's invasion of Ukraine.   For Japan watchers, the question is what comes next. This week's Big Story examines challenges facing the country with Abe gone, from Abenomics' failure to trickle down to the difficulty of uniting the Liberal Democratic Party. Read here
	Selected for you Nikon to stop making SLR cameras and focus on mirrorless models Smartphones push Japan maker to drop once-coveted single-lens reflex models Read more China closes in on Japan's hydrogen technology patent lead Race to develop ultimate clean fuel heats up as Japanese filings slow by 30% Read more Shinzo Abe made Japan an ever closer ally: ex-U.S. diplomats Armitage, Russel and Roos tell Nikkei of assassinated ex-PM's achievements Read more Shinzo Abe shooting reawakens Japan to 'lone wolf' threat Few red flags make solo crimes harder to predict and prevent Read more In pictures: Shinzo Abe's most memorable moments The events and relationships that defined Japan's longest-serving leader Read more Aeon Fantasy gets Chinese kids moving with exercise amusement park Japan operator's Wuhan site offers training for fitness tests to fill cram school gap Read more
	Discover the all new Nikkei Asia app
	You received this email because you registered to the Nikkei Asia newsletters. Manage preferences or Unsubscribe.
	Please do not reply to this email. If you have any questions, visit our FAQs or contact us at https://info.asia.nikkei.com/customer-support 1-3-7, Otemachi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo, 100-8066, Japan Nikkei Inc. No reproduction without permission.