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Tato Takahama – Japanese Views from America | Tradition and Bloodlines: Will KOKUHO Resonate with American Audiences?
By Tato Takahama March 24, 2026
PACIFIC RESEARCH INSTITUTE - I recently watched Kokuho, a Japanese film that has drawn s…
Tato Takahama – Japanese Views from America | Could California Elect a Republican Governor Again?
By Tato Takahama March 28, 2026
PACIFIC RESEARCH INSTITUTE - California’s gubernatorial race is quietly taking on an u…
Tato Takahama – Japanese Views from America | The Strait of Hormuz: Open or Not — And Are Talks Really Happening?
By Tato Takahama March 24, 2026
PACIFIC RESEARCH INSTITUTE - The Strait of Hormuz is once again a tense hotspot. In Japan…
Tato Takahama – Japanese Views from America | What Is Trump Aiming for by “Laying Siege” to Cuba?
By Tato Takahama March 28, 2026
PACIFIC RESEARCH INSTITUTE - For many Japanese, Cuba evokes images of cheerful music…
Tato Takahama – Japanese Views from America | The Strait of Hormuz: Open or Not — And Are Talks Really Happening?
By Tato Takahama March 24, 2026
PACIFIC RESEARCH INSTITUTE - The Strait of Hormuz is once again a tense hotspot. In Japan…
Tato Takahama – U.S. Politics Report | The Pre-Championship Frenzy of the WBC
By Tato Takahama March 13, 2026
PACIFIC RESEARCH INSTITUTE - The final of the World Baseball Classic (WBC), organized b…
Tato Takahama – U.S. Politics Report | Learning from Shohei Ohtani: “The Secrets to Achieving Goals” — Insights from Harvard
By Tato Takahama February 23, 2026
PACIFIC RESEARCH INSTITUTE - Shohei Ohtani continues to achieve remarkable fe…
Tato Takahama Reports: In Washington, Operation in Venezuela has long been seen not as a question of “whether” to act, but “when” to act. It was a matter of timing, not principle.
International Affairs *《Implications for Japan》
Trump Administration’s Attack on Venezuela and Operation to Detai…