Tokyo’s a great city – world’s 4th best, say U.S. travel magazine AFAR and New Zealand marketing consultancy Resonance; 8th best, say U.S. business magazine Forbes and British media group Time Out; ... ( read original story ...)
US, South Korea, Japan to Lock In Security Ties Before Inauguration
The US, South Korea and Japan will sign a deal to formalize their security partnership against threats from North Korea’s nuclear weapons, cementing ties before America inaugurates its next president in January. ( read original story ...)
‘Humans are no match’: Japan ‘karate master’ who fended off 2 bears advises caution
This April, a Japanese man made global headlines after fending off a pair of brown bears in Hokkaido with only his bare hands and karate ski ( read original story ...)
Crypto Insider Says Web3 Social Media Platform Farcaster May Launch a Token in the Future: Report
Farcaster, the blockchain-based challenger of social media platform X, may reportedly introduce its own token.
Trump vows to end Biden’s crypto crackdown if re-elected
Donald Trump promises to end Joe Biden’s "war on crypto" if re-elected, focusing on making America a crypto hub.
Tokyo Revengers Sequel Anime Announced
Using this new-found time, Takemichi vows to save his girlfriend from being murdered by the ruthless Tokyo Manji Gang and thereby changing the destinies of those around him. Takemichi fights against Black Dragon, the gang group which has turned Tokyo Manji ... ( read original story ...)
Japan defense startups draw interest from U.S. venture capital
TOKYO -- Japan's defense and aerospace startups are seeing growing interest from U.S. venture capital as the government here pushes to bolster the country's defenses, while receiving less attention ... ( read original story ...)
US’ CISA Cautions Crypto Users of Federal Impersonation Scams
The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) has warned crypto users in the US about rising cases of impersonation scams, in which scammers impersonate federal officers to extort users.
Biggest News in Crypto This Week: Michael Saylor Buys more BTC | Ethereum ETFs Launch | Paradigm to Invest $850M
Proceeds from the sale will be used primarily to buy more Bitcoin, according to a company press release, as well as for “general corporate purposes.” MicroStrategy is the world’s largest corporate Bitcoin holder, with 214,400 BTC worth over $14 billion on its balance sheet.
NJPW’s Shota Umino dealing with back injury, misses New Japan Soul
Shota Umino is dealing with an injury. Umino was scheduled to take part in NJPW’s New Japan Soul show on Sunday in Sapporo. However, it was revealed shortly before the show began that he is out of ... ( read original story ...)
United Airlines Plans To Expand Tokyo Narita Operations With Boeing 737s From Guam
United Airlines has revealed plans to expand operations at Tokyo’s Narita International Airport (NRT) by relocating the aircraft stationed at its base in Guam to the Japanese ai ( read original story ...)
Don’t Expect Altseason Until This Happens, According to Crypto Analyst Benjamin Cowen
A widely followed crypto analyst says that investors shouldn't expect altcoin season until the Federal Reserve takes one specific action.
Could This New Artificial Intelligence (AI) Crypto Token Be a Millionaire Maker?
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Japan’s Chip Equipment Maker Disco Catches AI Fever
That is why advanced packaging has become the latest hot thing in the semiconductor industry, to the benefit of many including a lesser-known Japanese equipment maker. Chip packaging—putting chips ... ( read original story ...)
Noted Japanese author Haruki Murakami is happy with first animated adaptation of his short stories
Renowned Japanese author Haruki Murakami expressed joy with how several of his short stories were adapted in American director Pierre Földes’ animated film “Blind Willow, Sleeping Woman”, adding he wanted to see future interpretations of his work with ( read original story ...)
Debate on ‘dark tourism’ looms over Japan’s quake-hit Noto Peninsula
Residents of the Noto Peninsula in central Japan have been witnessing a curious surge in tourists, a mere five months after the region was severely damaged by a major earthquake. While some see the boost in tourism as a positive -- a way for people to grasp the reality ( read original story ...)