Tag Archives: Isoko Mochizuki

Media Mix, Sept. 27, 2020

Posted on September 27, 2020 by philipbrasor

Here’s this week’s Media Mix, which is mainly about the lack of women’s voices in the Japanese mass media, especially with regard to the press. I understand that some people, aside from the issue of fairness in employment, may be … Continue reading →

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Review: i: Documentary of the Journalist

Posted on November 15, 2019 by philipbrasor

Writer and documentary filmmaker Tatsuya Mori obviously likes titles limited to one letter of the alphabet. The two movies that made him famous, the ones about the Aum Shinrikyo cult, were titled A and A2. The title of his latest, … Continue reading →

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Media Mix, Feb. 17, 2019

Posted on February 17, 2019 by philipbrasor

Here’s this week’s Media Mix about two instances that appear to demonstrate government attempts to limit journalistic activities. In the case of Tokyo Shimbun reporter Isoko Mochizuki’s dogged questioning style during press conferences at the prime minister’s residence, I mention … Continue reading →

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Media Mix, June 25, 2017

Posted on June 25, 2017 by philipbrasor

Here’s this week’s Media Mix about access journalism in Japan. In the column I try to make the case that most mainstream reporting in Japan is about gaining and maintaining access to people in power, which necessitates a cautious approach … Continue reading →

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