This week, NHK WORLD-JAPAN highlights several current issues and events. The program ‘Asia Insight’ delves into the challenges Mongolian nomads face when moving to the outskirts of Ulan Bator, where children are often tasked with providing for their families. ‘Global Debate Wisdom’ discusses the decline of ‘Made in Japan’ products compared to the rising popularity of Korean and German industrial goods, with insights from international management experts. Additionally, a touching performance by the New Japan Philharmonic, conducted by Daniel Harding, took place in Tokyo just hours after the March 11th earthquake, showcasing resilience and the power of music during times of crisis.
- ‘Asia Insight’ explores the hardships of Mongolian nomads in Ulan Bator.
- Nomadic children often need to provide for their families while parents seek employment.
- ‘Global Debate Wisdom’ features a discussion on the decline of ‘Made in Japan’ products.
- Experts from Japan, Korea, Germany, and the US contribute to the ‘Global Debate Wisdom’ discussion.
- The New Japan Philharmonic performed Mahler’s Fifth Symphony in Tokyo following the March 11th earthquake.
- The concert was conducted by British conductor Daniel Harding and went ahead despite aftershocks.
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