That sounds nice, but it means that often there is very little progress, very little change. Yet the Japanese public has been reluctant, at least until now, to insist on radical new approaches. They know their country is wealthy, and they don't want to rock the boat. There's a big election coming up that may be the moment for such change. There's a lot at stake here.
Japan is the world's second largest economy.
We have a lot riding on its success. I was wondering what it takes in a person to be a successful reporter and what qualities one must possess. I would also like to know what an average day would be like for an investigative journalist. Jennifer Grade 12 Ohio A. Jennifer, The main quality in a good reporter is curiousity. You have to constantly ask questions, seek out the answers, and think about what does and does not make sense.