Kathryn Wortley
The former editor of BCCJ ACUMEN. She has an academic background in media and Japanese, and a portfolio of published work in the UK and Japan.
Contributions
Thank you
Farewell thoughts on UK–Japan ties
Looking outward
Value of difference
People assets
Combining skills for the future
Rugby: sport of character
Integrity, passion, solidarity, discipline, respect
Our environs
Local and global impacts
Green fashion
Japan recycling tech for Scotland
Famed photos on display
Hokkaido artist’s work debuts in London
How to change hearts and minds?
London 2012 success can help Tokyo
New logic
On HR, business and disability
Tokyo called to get in the game
Community engagement key for Rugby World Cup success
Setting the standard for good business
Making it count
Value of helping communities
The power of trust
Building cooperation and understanding
UK pupils uncover Fukushima Daiichi
Online project fosters interest in STEM and Japan
Allies for peace
Common values bolster solid ties
Optimism for 2016
Building on solid UK–Japan ties
Sweet on British puddings
Baker and author brings a taste of her former home back to Japan
Seizing chances
In business, media and tourism
Top tech and brands turn heads
From respected heritage to futuristic vehicles
Next global players
Predicting the future role of the US, Europe and China
Warm reception
British firms’ bespoke creations, London–Tokyo pact welcomed
Changing places for good governance
Reciprocal UK–Japan visits cement ties
Stand up, speak out
Global women in business conference appeals for personal action
Fresh thinking
On people, policies and places
Helping kids with cancer
New general manager unveils plans for fundraising event
Engaging the world for Womenomics
International experts gather at Tokyo assembly
Student becomes master
Welsh washi-maker invigorates traditional Japanese industry
Keep ahead
Develop, innovate, challenge
Find the gaps
Meeting needs for business success
Scots’ solid links promise Japan growth
Minister celebrates bilateral heritage and promotes further exports
Leading the world in low-carbon vehicles
UK innovation sparks business interest and FDI
How to draw tourists to Japan?
Six pillars to help visitors
A nation of innovators
Britain leads in cutting-edge technology
Business impact
Investment furthers UK–Japan relations
Harmony of nature and design
Kengo Kuma hits the spot for new UNESCO city of Dundee
Edo-inspired creation gets gold
Japanese designer awarded at UK garden show
Bright economic future expected
Firms show good performance, optimism
Britain off the beaten track
Japan travel reps join BCCJ ACUMEN on UK fact-finding trip
Everyone welcome!
Strong British contingent at Tokyo Rainbow Pride
Regional economic spread
Tourism plan to help local firms
Blazing a trail
UK leads on innovation and diversity
Two views
A change of perspective provides insight on UK-Japan ties.
Steve Borthwick
The former England captain has an important role in preparing Japan for the Rugby World Cup 2019.
Style: UK rules the runway
British designers make a splash at Fashion Week Tokyo, receiving top awards for global business potential.
Old crafts for new products
A Scottish milliner is carving a niche with the fusion of traditional materials.
Market entry success
The UK's reputation and expertise provide a vehicle for entry into the Japan market.
New year wishes
Future host, Japan, looks to the UK as a tourist campaign is launched in the lead up to the Rugby World Cup 2015.
Taking risks for venture success
Having confidence to bet on yourself and a willingness to do any task are key.
Festive spirit
This season is a time to reflect on 2014 and be thankful.
Economic hope remains
A survey on business confidence shows firms expect further growth.
Member Knowhow for Export Success
The BCCJ signs a pact with the UK government to help British businesses enter the Japanese market.
Love of British business
Japanese firms and consumers lap up the innovative products and services of the four nations.
Showroom tie-up raises charity profile
A special exhibition of animals saved by Animal Refuge Kansai has been on display in a Tokyo car dealership.
Tourism bodies tie up ahead of Tokyo 2020
VisitBritain shares learnings for Tokyo as the campaign to increase tourism numbers following London 2012 yields positive results.
Crossing borders for gender equality
Global leaders share insights on empowering both men and women.
Inspired minds
UK-Japan youth programme uses science and engineering as a cultural bridge for international understanding.
Making the grade
Initiatives that develop the skills of women and youth welcome as UK firms announce increasing demand for specialist staff.
Saving Mount Fuji
Alpinist and environmentalist Ken Noguchi leads the campaign to clean up the country's highest mountain.
Charity Leader in Honours List
Jane Best, president and CEO of Refugees International Japan receives an MBE for her work to support displaced people in Africa and Asia.
Power of inspiration
Our special 50th issue features a host of uplifting and thought-provoking stories.
Olympic lessons from the best
London 2012 is an example to Tokyo 2020 of how the Games can inspire change.
Teach and learn
The development of cross-cultural skills and experience of international exchange is invaluable in Japan today.
keeping ahead
Japanese firms find the UK IT and telecom market attractive for potential collaborations and partnerships.
business plan to enter and expand in japan
A non-profit making training programme supports firms's success in Japan and the development of participants.
The cost of a “free” scotland
Lord Jack McConnell explores the wider implications of the upcoming referendum on the future of the UK.