The Tokyo Metropolitan Government reported 1,681 new cases of the coronavirus in the capital on Saturday, 155 more than a week ago. ( read original story ...)
An ‘Almost Perfect’ art residency in the heart of Tokyo inspires artists
An artistic residence in the Kuramae district in Tokyo invites creators to expand their horizons by discovering the Japanese city and exhibiting their works. The Almost Perfect project was born in ... ( read original story ...)
Ireland to travel to Japan in August for two-Test series
Ireland captain Nichola Fryday says she is "excited" by the prospect of travelling to Japan for a two-Test series in August. ( read original story ...)
Japan’s NTT to Make Home Primary Work Place in Rule Change: NHK
Japanese telecom giant NTT will make the home the primary work place for employees under a rule change from next month, public broadcaster NHK reported, without identifying the source of the ... ( read original story ...)
Japan cruise past Uruguay in Tokyo rugby Test
Japan stepped up their preparations for next year's Rugby World Cup with a 34-15 win over Uruguay in Tokyo on Saturday. ( read original story ...)
Japan top court: Government not responsible for Fukushima disaster
Japan’s top court on Friday ruled that the government was not liable for the 2011 Fukushima nuclear crisis, dismissing thousands of evacuees’ demands that the state, not just the utility, pay ... ( read original story ...)
The Morning After: Half of Japan’s businesses are still using Internet Explorer
Half of Japan's businesses are still using Internet Explorer, The Boring Company will build a 34-mile tunnel network underneath Las Vegas, Sony and Honda’s EV business has a name. ( read original story ...)
Bitcoin sinks below $20,000 as crypto meltdown intensifies
Crypto investors are grappling with aggressive interest rate hikes from the U.S. Federal Reserve and a worsening liquidity crunch. ( read original story ...)
Tokyo reports 1,681 new COVID cases on June 18
Japan's capital recorded 1,681 more coronavirus infections on June 18 after registering 1,596 cases the day before, the Tokyo Metropolitan Go ... ( read original story ...)
The Crypto Party Is Over
The cryptocurrency industry was built on swagger, enthusiasm and optimism. All three are in short supply these days, as losses and layoffs mount. ( read original story ...)
RadioShack, Now a Crypto Swap, Trends Over Profane Tweets
The once ubiquitous electronics store is now a crypto swap. Its verified Twitter account has begun roasting other users in recent days. ( read original story ...)
Businesses are preparing for a crypto winter—here’s what that means for you
Companies are showing concerns of a recession, and in the crypto space, many are preparing for a crypto winter. Coinbase is laying off 18% of its workforce, or roughly 1,100 people, according to an ... ( read original story ...)
Japan protests to China over resource development in East China Sea
Japan has announced that it had protested to Beijing about what it called China's unilateral development of resources in the East China Sea, saying the activity was continuing despite a 2008 agreement ... ( read original story ...)
Japan’s timeless yukata blend tradition and modern flair
I have drawn a number of them into this world," she said with a laugh. Yukata are a common sight at summer events in Japan, such as seasonal and temple festivals, and fireworks displays. ( read original story ...)
Yoon’s push for South Korea-Japan thaw meets hesitancy in Tokyo
South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol has already made big waves barely a month into office, especially when it comes to national security. When North Korea fired eight short-range ballistic missiles ... ( read original story ...)
Russian warships pass Izu Islands south of Tokyo
Seven Russian warships passed near the Izu Islands south of Tokyo this week, the Defense Ministry said Friday, as Japan is on alert o ... ( read original story ...)