Lutnick said the U.S. will initially split profits equally on projects funded through Japan's $550 billion investment. ( read original story ...)
Anticipation builds for 2026 Asian Games
Aichi-Nagoya preparations are moving along, with organisers giving welcome updates in last week's OCA–OS Athletes' Forum in Astana amid promotional ... ( read original story ...)
Ghost Of Yotei Beer From Sapporo Includes This In-Game Item
Following the announcement of Borderlands 4 beer from Voodoo Ranger comes another beer-related gaming announcement: Sapporo has created special Ghost of Yotei beer packaging to celebrate the game's ... ( read original story ...)
Sudden deluge of rain floods streets in Tokyo and halts air and rail traffic
TOKYO (AP) — Heavy rain flooded some streets and halted rail and air traffic in Tokyo on Thursday with more storms forecast. Twelve centimeters (4.7 inches) of rain falling in just one hour in the ... ( read original story ...)
Saudi Arabia’s FII Summit Heads to Tokyo in Latest Sign of Deepening Asia Ties
The organizer of Saudi Arabia’s biggest investment summit plans to take a new version of the event to Tokyo as the kingdom seeks to deepen ties with Japanese financial institutions. ( read original story ...)
Nissan accelerates product launches as it battles the worst financial crisis in decades
Nissan is fast-tracking new vehicle launches and restructuring its operations as it battles its deepest financial crisis in a quarter century ... ( read original story ...)
Inoue vs Akhmadaliev: Date, fight time, undercard, latest odds, prediction and ring walks
Date, fight time, undercard, latest odds, prediction and ring walks - ‘The Monster’ could face his toughest test as he defends his undisputed super-bantamweight titles again ... ( read original story ...)
Sudden deluge of rain floods some streets and halts air and rail traffic in Tokyo
TOKYO (AP) — Heavy rain flooded some streets and halted rail and air traffic in Tokyo on Thursday with more storms forecast. Twelve centimeters (4.7 inches) of rain falling in just one hour in the ... ( read original story ...)
Road race start times moved because of Tokyo heat
The marathon and race walk events at the World Athletics Championships in Tokyo will start 30 minutes earlier than scheduled because of heat concerns. ( read original story ...)
US and Japan begin exercises including missiles that China calls a threat
The United States and Japan begin two weeks of military exercises on Thursday that will deploy a missile system capable of striking the Chinese mainland, a move Beijing has already condemned as threat ... ( read original story ...)
Japan’s 2nd largest airline apologizes after flights delayed over drunk pilot
Japan Airlines, the second largest carrier in Japan, publicly apologized on Wednesday after a drunk pilot caused delay to three flights, prompting its second reprimand from the transport ministry in ... ( read original story ...)
Why the East Antarctic interior is warming faster and earlier than its coastal areas
Scientists have confirmed that East Antarctica's interior is warming faster than its coastal areas and identified the cause. A 30-year study, published in Nature Communications and led by Nagoya ... ( read original story ...)
Ready for Nanoarchitectonics? Designing spaces inside nanomaterials to make systems perform better
How can we design the spaces inside nanomaterials to make nanosystems more efficient? This is what researchers from the Yamauchi-Asakura Laboratory at Nagoya University are working on—becoming ... ( read original story ...)
Nissan CEO Vows Faster Launches After Honda Merger Collapse As Tesla, BYD Race Ahead Amid Worst Crisis In 25 Years
Nissan Motor is overhauling its aging lineup and accelerating product launches as it struggles with its worst financial crisis in a quarter century. The Japanese automaker aims to cut development ... ( read original story ...)
Japan, Taiwan shares set records on tech boost, Fed cut hope
Japanese and Taiwanese shares set records on Thursday as technology companies rallied while investors wagered that U.S. inflation data will be well behaved enough to ensure an interest rate cut next ... ( read original story ...)
How Japan’s Outgoing Leader Could Break From Tradition in Talking About World War II
Some politicians and commentators in Japan are reportedly worried that resigning Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba may break from tradition in an apologetic message about the country’s actions in. ( read original story ...)