News On Japan
%22News%20On%20Japan%22

Prime Minister Ishiba met with top executives from companies affected by U.S. tariff measures, including the president of Kawasaki Heavy Industries, and emphasized the government’s commitment to negotiations and domestic support measures.

The Osaka-Kansai Expo drew large crowds on its second day under clear skies, with countries launching their 'National Day' events, and a highly anticipated flying car demonstration that had been canceled due to bad weather on April 13th.

Japan’s deep-rooted love for tuna, one of the world’s most consumed fish in the country, is entering a new phase—powered by artificial intelligence.

Cherry blossom season is drawing to a close in Ise, Mie Prefecture, but this year, the picturesque scene around the city's famed Isuzu River is missing a key element: water.

When it comes to online trading, finding a reliable broker can feel like navigating a maze. There’s no shortage of companies claiming to offer the best services, but how many of them are truly legitimate?

Choosing a new career can be daunting, but if you've ever dreamed of soaring through the skies and showing tourists breathtaking landscapes from above, becoming a helicopter pilot might be worth considering.

Himeji Castle, a UNESCO World Heritage site in Hyogo Prefecture, has begun its special spring opening, offering visitors the rare chance to explore parts of the castle that are usually off-limits to the public.

Gaming has transformed from a niche hobby into a cultural cornerstone, influencing how younger generations connect, learn, and express themselves.

J-pop (Japanese pop music) has recently been gaining a lot of global attention. What was once a niche genre mostly enjoyed by Japanese audiences is now making its way into international music charts, attracting listeners from all over the world.

Japanese cinema has a long and rich history, and its influence on filmmaking has only grown in recent decades.

Manga has become a global phenomenon that continues to shape comic culture worldwide. Its influence extends far beyond Japan's borders, transforming storytelling, artistic styles, and even the business models of comics in the West.

Success isn't what it used to be. For Millennials and Gen Z, the traditional markers of achievement—wealth, titles, and status—are no longer the ultimate goals.

The Ground Self-Defense Force is preparing to conduct Japan’s first-ever domestic live-fire test of an anti-ship missile this June, with a site in Hokkaido under consideration for the landmark drill.

The Hallyu wave's influences are present in several sectors in Japan, ranging from entertainment to culture, fashion, beauty, and cuisine.

When it comes to evaluating a broker, there are certain signs that immediately set the reliable ones apart from the rest.

An exhibition showcasing hand-painted ukiyo-e artworks is being held in Kitakyushu City. The event, titled "Hand-Painted Ukiyo-e," is taking place at the Idemitsu Museum of Arts in the Moji district and features 31 ukiyo-e pieces created with brush and ink, rather than woodblock printing.

As Japan sees a record surge in foreign residents and tourists, hospitals across the country are facing a growing challenge: how to communicate effectively with patients who do not speak Japanese.

JR Central will increase the number of Tokaido Shinkansen services following the opening of Expo 2025 Osaka-Kansai, according to company president Shunsuke Niwa. Speaking on April 11th, Niwa said, "We will increase the number of trains as needed to ensure visitors reach the Expo site reliably."

A tapestry inspired by Spirited Away, a classic Studio Ghibli film, has gone on display at the Aichi Prefectural Museum of Art in Nagoya's Higashi Ward, commemorating the 20th anniversary of Expo 2005 Aichi.

The Hanshin Tigers, the Yokohama DeNA BayStars, and the Tokyo Yakult Swallows are the baseball teams to watch in Japan this season, with their impressive performances coming from notably talented players.

Japan's top celebrities dominate various sectors of the entertainment industry. They are known for their versatility and a celebrity culture that strikes a balance between accessibility and mystique. Some have even achieved international recognition.

Travel is more than just a chance to escape the daily grind or check off destinations from a bucket list.

As the new school term begins, a concerning trend is emerging with whooping cough—caused by the Bordetella pertussis bacterium—spreading across Japan and posing a potentially life-threatening risk, especially to infants who may suffer severe complications or even death from persistent coughing fits.

Japanese dramas are gaining recognition globally for their intimate storytelling and cultural authenticity.

For the first time in 55 years, a World Expo has returned to Osaka, opening its doors to the public on Sunday under the theme 'Designing Future Society for Our Lives.'

Pages: [<<] ... 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 ... [>>]