Ye, formerly known as Kanye West, is embracing a new chapter in Tokyo, but he’s not settling down with permanent roots, according to music journalist Touré. ( read original story ...)
Degrees of Change: Japan’s Universities Shaping a Global Workforce
JUE combines English-language programs with Japanese-centric courses, preparing students to enter the workforce with both local and global business knowledge. "We want them to merge into and become ... ( read original story ...)
Japan University of Economics: Blending Tradition with Global Vision
With Japan facing a series of urgent challenges, including an aging population and growing domestic labor shortages, universities are set to play a crucial role in turning the country's fortunes ... ( read original story ...)
Red auroras paint the sky in northern Japan’s Hokkaido
SAPPORO (Kyodo) -- Auroras were observed in many areas of Hokkaido, Japan's northern main island, early Friday morning. According to an astronomical observatory in Nayoro in northern Hokkaido, red ... ( read original story ...)
Japan reacts as Nobel Peace Prize awarded to atomic bomb survivors group Nihon Hidankyo
Hidankyo's Hiroshima branch chairperson, Tomoyuki Mimaki, who was standing by for the announcement, cheered and teared up when he received the news. ( read original story ...)
USTMA elects Yokohama Tire’s Jeff Barna as board chair
As chair, Barna succeeds Alexis Garcin, president and CEO of Michelin North America, Inc., who is stepping down from the USTMA board. ( read original story ...)
Japan is giving free flights to international tourists, but it may backfire
Japan Airlines is giving free domestic flights for international tourists, but experts warn it may worsen overtourism in Tokyo and Kyoto. ( read original story ...)
Exclusive: Japan’s Mitsui prepares a comeback to precious metals trading, sources say
Japan's Mitsui & Co plans to re-enter global precious metals trading to hedge client risk after a nine-year absence, three sources with knowledge of the matter told Reuters. ( read original story ...)
Japan’s Nihon Hidankyo wins 2024 Nobel Peace Prize
Japanese organisation Nihon Hidankyo, a grassroots movement of atomic bomb survivors from Hiroshima and Nagasaki, also known as Hibakusha, won the Nobel Peace Prize on Friday. ( read original story ...)
Passenger on Osaka train suffers suspected chemical burn after sitting on wet seat
A passenger riding an Osaka Metro Co. train suffered a suspected chemical burn on Oct. 10 after sitting on a wet seat.A station attendant cal・・・ ... ( read original story ...)
Japan Nuclear Survivors Group Nihon Hidankyo Awarded Nobel Peace Prize
The Nobel Peace Prize was awarded to the Japanese organization Nihon Hidankyo, a grassroots movement of atomic-bomb survivors from Hiroshima and Nagasaki. The Norwegian Nobel Committee said the group, ... ( read original story ...)
Papers sent to prosecutors on go-kart rental operator in Tokyo
Papers have been sent to prosecutors on a Tokyo rental firm manager who allegedly allowed foreign tourists to drive go-karts on the street without a valid license. ( read original story ...)
Water likely tainted by ‘forever chemicals’ flowed off Air Force base in Tokyo
Local governments ask Japan’s government for more information about the spill, including where the water flowed, why contaminated water was stored on base and what preventative measures will be taken. ( read original story ...)
Exclusive-Bain sought $10 billion valuation for Japan’s Kioxia, investors only wanted to pay half
Investors pushed Bain Capital to almost halve the valuation it was seeking for Japan's Kioxia in an IPO, leading the U.S. buyout firm to scrap its plans for an October listing of the memory chipmaker, ... ( read original story ...)
Chinese premier hopes Japan, China can meet halfway, keep relations on right track
Chinese Premier Li Qiang said he hopes Japan can meet China halfway and keep bilateral relations on the right track, state media reported, as the two countries try to ease escalating tensions in the ... ( read original story ...)
Turkey imposes anti-dumping duties on steel imports from China, Russia, India, Japan
Turkey has imposed anti-dumping duties on some steel imports from China, Russia, India and Japan, according to a decision published in the Official Gazette on Friday, with the highest tariffs on ... ( read original story ...)