TOKYO -- It has been nearly one year to the day since the Myanmar military ousted the country's democratically elected government and seized power. News reports of people protesting against the regime have become rare in recent months, but Myanmar residents living in Japan haven't given up on their homeland regaining democracy.
Myanmar Crisis
Japan's Myanmar expats remit restaurant profits to defy military
Students, systems engineers, garment inspectors aid struggle by waiting tables
The Spring Revolution Restaurant in Tokyo's Ikebukuro district draws crowds of Myanmar people and Japanese alike. (Photo by Ken Kobayashi)
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