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Retrospective: Japan on Mexico News Daily
A look back at stories Mexico News Daily has covered on the cultural, artistic, business and food history of Japanese people in Mexico.
Add a Mexican flair to Japanese cuisine in your own kitchen!
While Japanese and Mexican cuisine might seem different on the surface, one chef has learned to combine them - with delicious results.
Japan vs Mexico in Numbers
Dig into the statistics on demographics, geography, GDP, earthquakes and more in this data-driven story of Mexico News Daily's "Japan in Focus" week.
Noriteru Fukushima, Japanese ambassador to Mexico, talks to Mexico News Daily
As Mexico News Daily's "Japan in focus" week continues, CEO Travis Bembenek shares highlights from his talk with Ambassador Noriteru Fukushima.
What do Mexico and Japan have in common?
Writer Bethany Platanella came home from a recent trip to Japan with a few reflections on the similarities it shares with Mexico.
One of Mexico’s favorite snacks was created by a Japanese immigrant
Yoshigei Nakatani arrived in Mexico in 1932 and invented the popular Japanese peanuts that can be found in nearly every tiendita today.
How Mexico fell in love with Japanese anime
Half a century after arriving in the country, how did Japanese animation come to have such influence over Mexican pop culture?
From a 17th-century shipwreck to ‘strategic global partners’: 400 years of Mexico-Japan history
Mexico News Daily's "Japan in focus" week begins with a history of the relationship between the two countries, which began over 400 years ago.
