An update on subscriptions
New rates, plus student discounts and group subscriptions
Hello everyone! I am writing with some updates on how to subscribe to Observing Japan.
As indicated previously, subscription rates have now increased to $60 for an annual subscription and $6 per month for a monthly subscription. Many thanks to all who have already subscribed. If you have enjoyed my posts and would like to keep reading posts like my “This Week in Japanese Politics” series, please press the subscribe button below.
If you like Observing Japan, you can earn free access by referring new readers to my publication. When more friends use your referral link to subscribe (free or paid), you’ll receive special benefits.
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Going forward, I have also introduced a new subscription rate for students: $30 for an annual subscription and $3 per month for a monthly subscription. Students will need a valid .edu email. Please contact me if there are any issues accessing the student rate. Press the button below to access this special offer.
Finally, some readers have inquired about group subscriptions for their libraries and classes. I will be offering group subscriptions at a rate of $250 per year for an unlimited number of users. Please contact me directly to create a group subscription.
As I have previously written, I am also launching a new advisory firm called Japan Foresight LLC.
Through Japan Foresight, I will be providing timely, forward-looking analysis of major developments in Japanese politics, fiscal and monetary policy, corporate governance, industrial policy, and Asian geopolitics. This product is intended for hedge funds, banks, institutional investors, embassies, and other organizations watching Japan closely. Along with written analysis, I will be scheduling regular calls and briefings with clients.
If you have questions about my services or pricing, or are interested in a trial subscription, please be in touch to discuss via Japan Foresight’s contact page.