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What To Eat in MIYAJIMA, Hiroshima — According To a Local

Mar 03 (Japan by Food) - Miyajima, an island in Hiroshima, ranks among Japan's most popular tourist destinations. Known for the scenic beauty of its Itsukushima Shrine (a UNESCO World Heritage Site), Miyajima is home to deer that roam around its historic streets, where the comforting aroma of freshly made street food snacks fills the air.

Today, Shizuka follows the lead of Nana, a Hiroshima local passionate about the area’s incredibly rich cultural heritage, to explore the quaint alleyways, interact with local business owners, taste the famous oysters and lemons from the Setouchi Inland Sea, and even bake the famous momiji manju confectioneries from Hiroshima.

Prince Hisahito Holds First Press Conference Upon Coming of Age

Prince Hisahito, the eldest son of Prince Akishino, held his first press conference on March 3rd at the Akasaka Higashi Residence in Tokyo’s Akasaka Estate to mark his coming of age at 18.

Gunkanjima Faces Collapse Risk as Buildings Deteriorate

The historic buildings of Hashima Island, commonly known as Gunkanjima, are facing a risk of collapse due to ongoing deterioration, it was revealed on March 3rd. The island, part of the "Sites of Japan's Meiji Industrial Revolution," a UNESCO World Heritage site that marks its 10th anniversary this summer, has seen its structures degrade significantly over time.

Nara's Omizutori Fire Ritual Marks 1,274 Year

The annual Shunie ceremony, commonly known as Omizutori, has begun at Todai-ji Temple in Nara. Carrying large torches, attendants lit the way as monks, known as the Rengyoshu, slowly ascended the steps of Nigatsudo Hall.

Train Derails After Hitting Fallen Rock in Fukui

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Japan's Birthrate Hits New Record Low at 720,000 in 2024

The number of children born in Japan in 2024 fell to a record low, marking the ninth consecutive year of decline. According to preliminary data from the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare, 720,988 babies were born last year, a decrease of approximately 38,000 from the previous year. This figure represents the lowest birthrate since records began in 1899.

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