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For many farmers who have long struggled with low income, this price surge has become a rare boost in motivation. As rice prices climb amid nationwide shortages, some producers are finally seeing a chance to earn a sustainable living.

In Japan’s urban housing market, real estate prices continue to rise, with the average price of a newly built condominium in Tokyo’s 23 wards exceeding 100 million yen in fiscal 2024.

A new wave of art experiences in Japan is captivating domestic and international audiences alike, blending cutting-edge technology with unexpected sources of creativity—including specialists in mathematics and architecture, and artists with disabilities.

Losing a loved one is one of the most painful experiences anyone can go through. When that loss happens because of someone else's carelessness or wrongful actions, it adds another layer of hurt and confusion.

日本は長年、現金中心の社会として知られており、日常の取引では物理的な通貨が主流でした。

"Skype," once a symbol of digital communication, is set to end its service on May 5th, bringing to a close more than two decades of online calling history.

Curious about home power safety? Cutting-edge gadgets reveal critical lessons to protect your space from electrical hazards. These innovations highlight risks you might overlook in daily life.

More than half of working adults who show signs of severe fatigue believe they are in good health, according to a recent survey highlighting the hidden toll of habitual behaviors in the workplace.