Takaichi called population decline a quiet national crisis, promised curbs on land sales near sensitive sites, and pressed ...
Employees who take collab merchandise from restaurants could face criminal charges, but holding online marketplaces liable ...
Data centers count legally as offices and escape environmental review, so giant facilities keep rising by Japanese homes ...
Diplomatic tensions have hit group tours, but individual travel remains popular, while growth in other markets is expected to ...
An Imperial Week in Photos: Kumamoto, Biomedical Laboratory Congress, and Sign Language Championship
The Emperor and Empress visited areas recovering from July's earthquake, while Princess Aiko and Princess Kako attended ...
Sakie Yokota, 90, voiced frustration at knowing nothing of her daughter's fate despite her family's efforts, but still ...
Police say a woman found dead in a Naha hotel was strangled and robbed, and the arrested Marine from Futenma denies any ...
In Chapter 5, author and lawyer Shin Ushijima shares the complexities and biases that are challenged as powerful influences ...
A selection at odds with a clear faculty preference, plus a separate social-media controversy, has raised questions over ...
Ebisu-yu has barely changed since it opened. Its deep granite tub draws regulars and tourists, but rising fuel costs and ...
Changing what feels "normal" can change a person's future. The challenge is personal and not easy, but if you don't do it, ...
A rhinoceros drawn from hearsay and a portrait with the wrong title show how this Louvre exhibition mixes Renaissance ...
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