Across Japan, participation in citizen marathons has been steadily declining. In Aichi Prefecture, a citizen marathon with a history of over 50 years will come to an end in 2024.
Japan's architectural methods have captivated the world by uniting legacy, advancement, and creativity.
The Japanese sports betting ecosystem stands apart from many global markets due to its distinctive blend of traditional gambling culture and modern regulatory oversight.
A professional gamer from Toyama Prefecture has made waves in the esports world, securing third place in the Street Fighter 6 category at the World Cup held in Saudi Arabia this August.
Japan is a country rich in cultural heritage and sporting tradition, captivating audiences worldwide.
Armwrestling, often referred to as "tabletop martial arts," has gained prominence through a unique family in Miyagi Prefecture. This family—a father, mother, and daughter—are collectively aiming for global armwrestling competitions.
The Japanese Sumo Association has announced plans to hold a Grand Sumo performance in London next autumn. The event will take place over five days starting October 15th at the Royal Albert Hall, a historic venue that opened in 1871.
Japan has an inconsistent stance on gambling. Many forms have been outlawed and taboo for eternity. However, the Japanese pinball-style game pachinko has been permitted simultaneously.