Updates & Corrections

No correction has been issued yet. Sushi Journal published in 2026, and nothing we have printed has had to be taken back — a statement about our age, not our accuracy. A publication this young has simply not had time to be wrong in public. The three entries below are updates to a policy page, not corrections to articles.

An empty corrections log is only worth something if we are willing to fill it.

When we do correct something, the entry appears here with the date, the article, what the text said before, and what it says now. Nothing is quietly rewritten. Substantive corrections also carry a dated note on the article itself, so a reader who arrives from search sees it without coming to this page.

We distinguish two kinds of entry. A correction means we published something that was wrong — a bad figure, a misstated date, a claim we could not support. An update means the article was accurate when written and the world moved: a new government release, a market that changed, a practice that is no longer typical.

9 Aug 2026

Update

Privacy, sections 01, 05, 06, 07 and 08 — we added a contact form and rewrote the page to say so. The page previously said there was no form on the site and no field anywhere that asked for a name; that has been removed rather than quietly amended, because it is no longer true. A message sent through the form is kept on our own server for ninety days and then deleted, and it reaches a mailbox that Google hosts for us, so it passes through their systems the way any email does. Readers who have written to us may ask for a copy of what we hold or ask us to delete it.

9 Aug 2026

Update

Privacy, sections 01–07 — we added Google Analytics and rewrote the page to say so. Our own counter, described in the entry below, cannot tell us which countries our readers are in, and for a publication about coming to Japan that is the one thing worth knowing. The page previously said that nothing was sent to another company and that the site worked without cookies; both sentences have been replaced rather than quietly amended, because neither is true any more outside Europe. Google's advertising features are switched off, and for readers in the European Economic Area, the United Kingdom and Switzerland we instruct it to store nothing on the device at all. Event-level data is deleted after two months.

2 Aug 2026

Update

Privacy, section 03 — we added a page counter and rewrote the section to describe it. The counter is our own, running on the same server as this site: it sets no cookie and writes nothing to your device. It records the page, the site you arrived from, your screen width, your browser family and how long the page stayed open, together with a code derived from your address and browser string that is discarded and regenerated every day. The address itself is not kept, and none of it goes to another company. Nothing else on the page changed.