Nagoya Prince Hotel Sky Tower to open in October

Nagoya Prince Hotel Sky Tower is opening in Nagoya on October 2nd. Occupying the 31-36 floors of the impressive newly-constructed Global Gate building in the Sasashima Live 24 region, the hotel has 170 guest rooms, an exclusive club lounge, a restaurant, a ... ( read original story ...)

Vikram Vedha’ to be screened at Tokyo International Film Fest

YNot Studios, the makers of the film, proudly tweeted: "The big news is here! We are happy to inform that 'Vikram Vedha' has been selected at Tokyo International Film Festival." Directed by Pushkar-Gayatri, "Vikram Vedha" features Madhavan as an encounter ... ( read original story ...)

Can Tokyo governor Koike upset PM Abe in snap election?

Julian Ryall reports. Tokyo Governor Yuriko Koike stole a minor march on Prime Minister Shinzo Abe on Monday afternoon, announcing the launch of a new political party named "Kibo no To," or "Party of Hope," just a few hours before Abe confirmed the poorly ... ( read original story ...)

Appier Appoints Chief Strategy Officer to Drive Growth,

Its second, Aixon, is a data intelligence platform that allows business users at a variety of enterprises ... Kuala Lumpur, Tokyo, Osaka, Sydney, Ho Chi Minh City, Manila, Hong Kong, Mumbai, New Delhi, Jakarta, Seoul, and Bangkok. For more information ... ( read original story ...)

Embracing Cultural Differences In The Workplace

The Japan Halal Association (Osaka City), an organization for increasing awareness ... they will be able to fully grasp the importance of laying the groundwork for business deals and adequately read the room when required. Hotel and transportation company ... ( read original story ...)

Jeff Horn backs Dennis Hogan to win world title

The Osaka southpaw is undefeated in eight years but he has never ... And after this people are going to know we mean business. After this I look forward to gaining more momentum with the crowd and hopefully getting more Queenslanders and Aussies behind ... ( read original story ...)

Tokyo stocks close lower on US-North Korea woes

Tokyo stocks closed ended lower on Tuesday as exporters were hit by a rush into the safe-haven yen with tensions between the United States and North Korea flaring up again. The bellwether Nikkei 225 index slipped 0.33 percent, or 67.39 points, to 20,330.19 ... ( read original story ...)