The Tokyo E-Prix double header this weekend emphasizes sustainability and community impact alongside high-speed racing. Powered by renewable energy, the event features the Change. Accelerated. Live ... ( read original story ...)
Tokyo Rose: the American stranded in Japan after Pearl Harbor who became the voice of Japanese propaganda.
She was the voice of Japanese propaganda in WWII, but Tokyo Rose was actually an American citizen stranded in Japan after the attack on Pearl Harbor. ( read original story ...)
Vietnamese man arrested for allegedly stealing ‘bonsai’ from Tokyo shop
Tokyo police have arrested a Vietnamese man on suspicion of stealing "bonsai" potted trees from a botanical shop, possibly for sale abroad. ( read original story ...)
Japanese Militarism – Taisho Democracy
A city of liberal ideas like labor unions, women's rights, and democracy. A city of foreign delights like chocolate and cigars. A city about to be destroyed! Buildings collapse crushing hundreds and ... ( read original story ...)
Japan supermarket rice prices fall for first time in 18 weeks
Japanese supermarket rice prices fell for the first time in 18 weeks, the agriculture ministry said on Monday, though they were still double the price from the same period a year earlier. ( read original story ...)
Japan’s Eneos to ramp up investment in LNG, SAF while slowing hydrogen
Japan's top oil refiner, Eneos Holdings, plans to increase investment in low-carbon energy such as liquefied natural gas and sustainable aviation fuel, while slowing efforts in cleaner alternatives ... ( read original story ...)
Japan’s Merchants’ Mood Hits Worst in Three Years on Tariff Woes
Sentiment among Japanese merchants sank to the lowest in more than three years, underscoring deepening concerns over the economic outlook at home and abroad as the impact from US tariffs begins to ... ( read original story ...)
GB to face Japan in BJK Cup quarter-finals
Great Britain will play Japan in the quarter-finals of September's Billie Jean King Cup Finals in Shenzhen, China. The winners will face either the USA or Kazakhstan in the semi-finals, with the other ... ( read original story ...)
G-Dragon heated up Tokyo Dome..All seats sold out, K-pop solo artist records first time
Tokyo Dome, Japan, on the 10th and 11th, and met with 80,000 local fans. This is the first time in about eight years since 'Act III, M.O.T.T.E World Tour' in 2017, and despite an eight-year absence, ... ( read original story ...)
Tokyo to work with Bangkok on city planning, low birthrates
The governors of Tokyo and Bangkok confirmed in their recent meeting that the two cities will work closely together on urban planning and tackling low birthrates. Chadchart Sittipunt, governor of the ... ( read original story ...)
Japan’s service sentiment worsens in April as US tariffs take toll
Japan's service-sector sentiment worsened in April on concern over the impact of higher U.S. tariffs, a government survey showed on Monday, a sign uncertainty over trade talks with Washington was ... ( read original story ...)
Japan’s 30-Year Bond Yield Climbs to Highest in Almost 25 Years
Japan’s 30-year government bond yield climbed to its highest level in almost 25 years as optimism from US-China trade talks encouraged selling of haven assets. ( read original story ...)
Japan Bank Deposits Rise at Slowest Since ’07 as Inflation Bites
Japan’s bank deposits increased at the slowest pace since April 2007 as households seek to safeguard their assets from inflation. ( read original story ...)
Heat acclimation measures in spotlight as summer weather approaches Japan
According to the Japan Weather Association, successful heat acclimation makes it easier to sweat and reduces the likelihood of heat retention in the body. As it can take anywhere from a few days to ... ( read original story ...)
LDP and CDP see consumption tax cut as election issue
CDP leader Yoshihiko Noda told reporters in Sapporo that if the ruling camp does not decide on the consumption tax cut, it would have to become an election issue. ( read original story ...)
Japan’s Ishiba open to more stimulus but rules out sales tax cut
Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba said on Monday the government was ready to take further steps to cushion the economic blow from higher U.S. tariffs, but signalled caution on cutting the country ... ( read original story ...)