Aug 11 (News On Japan) - We explore Japan's revolutionary Maglev trains, known as the Linear Chuo Shinkansen. Capable of reaching speeds up to 500 km/h, these trains promise to cut travel time between Tokyo and Osaka to just one hour.
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The World's Fastest Train - Introducing The Japanese Maglev
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The Wakayama District Court delivered a not-guilty verdict on December 12th in the trial of the former wife of a Wakayama-based wealthy man, popularly known as the ‘Don Juan of Kishu,’ who had been accused of murder and other charges.
Concern about the growing use of cannabis in Japan, particularly among young people, has prompted new legislation banning the use of cannabis, starting from December 12th.
Uber's Japanese subsidiary announced on December 11th the launch of 'Uber Teens,' a ride-hailing service designed for teenagers aged 13 to 17.
Mitsubishi Electric has revealed the new HTV-X unmanned supply vehicle, designed to transport goods to the International Space Station (ISS).
This year’s Global Power City Index was released, revealing that Tokyo has maintained its position as the third-ranked city worldwide for nine consecutive years. Factors such as the increase in foreign visitors to Japan contributed to narrowing the gap between Tokyo and second-ranked New York.
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Renowned ukiyo-e artist Hiroshige’s depictions of Edo have become the focus of a journey retracing the historical landmarks captured in his works.
A freight train has gone off the tracks in southwestern Japan's Kagoshima Prefecture. Services on the Kagoshima Main Line remain partially suspended. (NHK)
A strong winter cold front has blanketed Japan, bringing snow to eagerly awaited regions. At the Zao Onsen Ski Resort, located at an altitude of about 1,300 meters, snow continues to fall daily after significant snowfall last weekend.
For the second year in a row, drone footage was used to capture breathtaking views of Tenyuji Temple, located in Isahaya City, Nagasaki.
This year’s Global Power City Index was released, revealing that Tokyo has maintained its position as the third-ranked city worldwide for nine consecutive years. Factors such as the increase in foreign visitors to Japan contributed to narrowing the gap between Tokyo and second-ranked New York.
No trip to Japan is complete without staying at a Traditional Inn! Ryokans are more than just hotels, they are an escape the wonderful relaxing past of Japan and offer you a taste of the local cuisine and hospitality, but staying at a Ryokan quite different from the regular family or business hotels in Japan, so this is what you need to know to complete your own EPIC journey across Japan! (Inaka Adventure)
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Tofukuji Temple’s most iconic view can be enjoyed from Tsutenkyo Bridge. From there, visitors feel as though they are floating above a sea of colorful autumn leaves—a truly breathtaking sight.