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Japanese News WebsitesThe basic concept of the hierarchy in Japanese is that people are in two groups, the inner and outer circle. Often, these two groups are referred to as uchi and soto, which are foundational concepts in Japanese culture and sociolinguistics. For example, uchi can refer to co-workers, while soto can refer to competitors. Both of these categories are important in everyday life, including business. In other words, it is important to understand the hierarchy before you make a decision on whether to interact with someone in person or not.

The Japanese news media aren't as visually appealing as their English-speaking counterparts. Their websites have minimal design and feature mostly text. Some sectors benefit from more sophisticated, but subdued, designs. The homepage of a newspaper in Japan may have up to 10 types of content. The layout is straightforward and allows visitors to easily navigate the contents. In addition, Japanese news sites are more visual than their English counterparts, and often contain a variety of different formats.

Among the main websites of major newspapers in Japan, the Asahi and JBAH is one of the best-known. They offer a variety of formats and options. For example, their mobile version has an embedded Google Maps navigation bar, which allows users to select a region. Similarly, the Guardian offers a suite of apps that can be downloaded onto smart TVs. While the Times' website does not feature much interactive content, it is a good choice for those who want to keep up with current events in Japan.