Argosy Japan was officially established this summer to supply aluminum and aramid cores, crash test barriers, composites and composite process materials. ( read original story ...)
Nick Kyrgios Says He Was “Really Struggling” With Mental Health Before He Met Naomi Osaka
Nick Kyrgios opened up about his mental health journey, crediting Naomi Osaka for inspiring him. Read more about their experience. ( read original story ...)
Japan: ‘Virtual Market 2022 Summer’ organised in Osaka
This is a virtual reality space in Japan Osaka city The town is famous for its architectural wonders like Tsutenkaku Tower and Shinsaibashi which are regular ... ( read original story ...)
Naomi Osaka’s sister admits tennis star ‘saved’ her life in touching tribute
Naomi Osaka’s sister, Mari, has thanked her for saving her life “in ways she doesn’t even know.” Mari is the older sister of the four-time Grand Slam champion and is a former professional tennis ... ( read original story ...)
Japan ex-PM Abe murder suspect says life destroyed by mom’s religion
The brazen assassination of former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe with a handmade gun shocked a nation unused to high-profile political violence. But there has been another surprise in the weeks ... ( read original story ...)
How Hedge Fund Three Arrows Capital Was Crypto’s Long-Term Capital Management
One crypto hedge fund manager draws similarities between the fall of Three Arrows Capital and the collapse of Long-Term Capital Management in 1998. Over his 30-year career, CK Zheng of the crypto ...
Naomi Osaka headlines as Pan Pacific Open returns after Covid
Home favourite Naomi Osaka will defend her title at the Pan Pacific Open in Tokyo next month, organisers said on Friday, as the tournament returns for the first time since the pandemic. ( read original story ...)
Osaka, Swiatek: How Emma Raducanu’s US Open draw could shape up [view]
Emma Raducanu will begin her US Open title defence against world number 44 Alize Cornet. The veteran French star has won six WTA titles across her career and reached the Australian Open quarter-finals ... ( read original story ...)
Japan Plans Cryptocurrency Tax Breaks To Lure Start-Ups
The Government of Japan is planning to institute tax breaks for cryptocurrency firms in an effort to attract start-ups and keep firms operating in the Asian nation. Japan's Financial Services Agency ... ( read original story ...)
Bitcoin: Scammers Are Big Losers from the Crypto Crash
There is also an unexpected big loser. The fall in cryptocurrency prices since the beginning of the year is a disaster for many investors, institutional investors and retail investors. The crypto ...
Japan Looks at Corporate Crypto Tax Breaks to Entice Startups: Report
Two crypto lobby groups recently asked the government to reform crypto tax laws in the country, where investors can pay up to 55% on capital gains.
Roundup: Tokyo stocks close higher amid caution ahead of Powell speech
Tokyo stocks closed higher Friday as a tech-led rally overnight on Wall Street lifted their Japanese peers but gains were capped ahe ... ( read original story ...)
Japan’s JERA signs new LNG deal with Russia’s Sakhalin-2
Japan's JERA has signed a deal with thenew operator of the Sakhalin-2 energy project in Russia to maintain long-term deliveries of liquefied natural gas (LNG), a spokesperson for the country's biggest ... ( read original story ...)
Japan’s underwater quake observation system mostly restored
The Japan Meteorological Agency says an underwater earthquake observation system installed off the Pacific coast of central Japan has mostly been restored. ( read original story ...)
Tennis: Naomi Osaka headlines as Pan Pacific Open returns after Covid
Home favourite Naomi Osaka will defend her title at the Pan Pacific Open in Tokyo next month, organisers said on Friday, as the tournament returns for the first time since the pandemic. ( read original story ...)
Tokyo records 18,423 more coronavirus infections on Aug. 26
Japan's capital reported 18,423 COVID-19 cases on Aug. 26 after marking 23,129 the previous day, the Tokyo Metropolitan Government announced. ( read original story ...)