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The announcement of the iPhone 16 has sent sellers flocking to the second-hand iPhone market in Japan, with iPhones 12 and 13 going for less than half the price of a new model.

Casino gameplay is popular in most parts of the world, but the Philippines has enjoyed more growth than most countries in recent years.

JR East has announced plans to introduce driverless operations on the Joetsu Shinkansen by the mid-2030s. Since 2021, JR East has been conducting trials aimed at realizing "driverless operations" where the train operates without a driver onboard.

Japanese firm Smile-Up., formerly known as Johnny & Associates, says representative director Fujishima Julie has stepped down from executive posts of its affiliated firms. (NHK)

Foreign influencers are sparking fierce competition as they quickly sell Japanese gold jewelry using nothing more than a smartphone.

Five unemployed men have been arrested and charged with repeatedly stealing golf clubs from parked cars. The total losses are estimated at approximately 57 million yen.

Hiroshima Governor Yuzaki has announced the launch of new initiatives utilizing artificial intelligence (AI), in response to the rapid development of digital technology.

Japan Airlines (JAL) has introduced a new boarding method on September 11, aimed at shortening the boarding time for large aircraft on domestic flights.

Japan's Financial Services Agency (FSA) has called for a significant reduction in cryptocurrency taxes, set to take effect in 2025, a move that comes as good news for businesses operating in the digital currency space.

From Tokyo to Hokkaido, Yamadera to Miyajima, what’s the predicted schedule to help you plan to catch those fall colors in and around Japan! (ONLY in JAPAN * GO)

Shinjiro Koizumi has set his sights on running for the leadership of the Liberal Democratic Party (LDP), aiming to achieve three major reforms within one year: 'political reform,' 'regulatory reform,' and 'expanding life choices.'

The traditional 'Crow Sumo' ritual, which involves imitating crow calls to pray for good health, was held on September 9 at Kyoto's Kamigamo Shrine. This ritual, which takes place on the Day of Chrysanthemums, has been performed since the Heian Period

I'm going to eat and drink at Tokyo Station in Japan. It's more than just a station. (Solo Travel Japan / Food Tour)

Nara's Asuka and Fujiwara Palaces have been officially recommended as a candidate for UNESCO's World Cultural Heritage list, with the goal of achieving registration at the World Heritage Committee meeting scheduled for the year after next.

Porno Graffitti, also known as Porno, wrapped up their 25th anniversary live show at Yokohama Stadium. Akihito Okano (49) expressed his gratitude, saying, 'Thank you for 25 years!'

Looking for an escape into Japan's rich past? Nestled in Hyogo Prefecture's scenic Sayo Town, the historic post town of Hirafuku offers visitors a unique opportunity to step back in time. With its picturesque Edo-period streets, fascinating historical landmarks, and ties to the legendary swordsman Miyamoto Musashi, Hirafuku is the perfect destination for history buffs and curious travelers alike.

University of Tokyo President Teruo Fujii revealed that the university is finalizing plans to raise undergraduate tuition fees by 20%, starting with students entering next academic year.

The producers of a period drama set in Japan have made history themselves. The makers of "Shogun" have won 14 Emmy Awards. US media say that breaks the record for the most wins for a single season of a TV series. (NHK)

Bookstores across Japan continue to close, and publishers are facing equally harsh business conditions. According to private research firm Teikoku Databank, 36.2% of publishers posted losses last fiscal year, the highest percentage in the past 20 years.

The ongoing debate over the legalization of separate surnames for married couples in Japan is a topic that has polarized both politicians and the public for over three decades.

The digital coin market in Asia has witnessed unprecedented growth in recent years, becoming a significant force in the region's financial landscape.

Two Liberian men have been arrested on suspicion of stealing 34 million yen through a trick using copper particles plated with gold.

A major Canadian convenience store operator says it is disappointed that Japanese retail giant Seven & i Holdings has rejected its takeover offer, but it remains willing to negotiate. (NHK)

The Yokohama District Court on Monday sentenced a former manager of Bigmotor's Kawasaki branch to a fine of 200,000 yen for damaging public property by cutting azaleas in front of the store.

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