The world's strongest vampire that should only exist in legends Accompanied by twelve Kenjuu and spreading calamity, this phantom vampire appeared in Japan. (Anime Explained)

Japan's national police chief on Thursday said he will resign to take responsibility over the fatal shooting of former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe at a campaign speech last month. (NPR)

Lil Pump goes to Japan and this happens.. (BlackySpeakz)

During Japan’s feudal age, the favorite duck hunting ground for the successive lords of Kumamoto Castle and their warrior entourage was a spring-fed pond about one ri (four kilometers) southeast of the castle. (Japan Today)

With the variety of online casinos out there, you may find yourself confused as to which one to go for. (newsonjapan.com)

The service itself isn't so different from other sexual services for men. (Nobita from Japan)

In Japan, you can leave your phone or another personal item on the table to save a seat in the food court, according to a Japanese TikToker. (todayonline.com)

A whirlwind ride to promote the movie in the land where it all started. (soranews24.com)

A woman in Suzhou, China, was reportedly detained recently for “provoking trouble”. Her alleged crime was being spotted outside wearing a kimono. (westernmorning.news)

You might not be able to have your own Sebastian Michaelis, the butler from Black Butler, but Japan is full of butler cafés so that customers can enjoy a little fantasy. (otakuusamagazine.com)

The Japanese government on Wednesday eased its travel warning over the coronavirus pandemic for 54 countries and a region, including Indonesia and the Philippines, and is no longer requesting that residents in Japan refrain from nonessential trips to those nations. (Kyodo)

Japan has granted refugee status to 98 people who fled Afghanistan since the Taliban returned to power last August, government sources said Tuesday, in a rare move for a country with a poor record on giving asylum. (Japan Today)

Japan will restart more idled nuclear plants and look at developing next-generation reactors, Prime Minister Fumio Kishida said on Wednesday, setting the stage for a major policy shift on nuclear energy a decade after the Fukushima disaster. (Reuters)

Japan will waive pre-departure Covid-19 tests for vaccinated travellers to the country, but daily caps on entrants will remain in place, Prime Minister Fumio Kishida said on Wednesday (Aug 24). (straitstimes.com)

In recent years, the demand for drones has increased with the improvement of operating systems and deregulation. (bollyinside.com)

Japan’s first female photojournalist Tsuneko Sasamoto, who captured the lives of civilians under the country’s tumultuous Showa era, has died at the age of 107. (abc17news.com)

Sonic Frontiers has confirmed the early release this November on PC and Consoles. The current reports reveal a new TV ad that just has been shared online. (technosports)

GUCCI lost its lawsuit in a Japanese court, after the Italian fashion house tried to block CUGGL for attempting to trademark a “confusing” logo, which it claimed was essentially its trademark. (dexerto.com)

The crack of the bat when a home run is launched into orbit is a sound like no other. No one has heard that sound more in MLB than Yankees star Aaron Judge. Judge has smacked 47 homers over the wall in just 119 games. (MSN)

Discount retailer chain Miniso recently apologized for pretending to be a Japanese brand and thus hurting the feelings of Chinese consumers. (dhakatribune.com)

A bus crashed into a dividing strip, overturned and caught fire on an expressway in central Japan on Monday, killing two people and injuring seven others, police said. (republicworld.com)

Japan plans to allow up to 50,000 people to enter the country each day, from the current 20,000, Nikkei has learned, as the government looks to end COVID testing requirements for vaccinated travelers. (Nikkei)

Japan's government is considering ending the pre-arrival COVID-19 testing requirement for inbound travelers who are vaccinated, Nikkei has learned. (Nikkei)

Japan's land ministry said Monday it has added 15 women to the lineup of lecturers for a planned online course on community development for public servants, after it came under fire for having initially filled all 25 speaker spots with men. (Japan Today)

Man’s Best Friend: It’s nothing new that dogs like to watch their owner and mistress. Now researchers in Japan have found that dogs can cry with joy. (nationworldnews.com)