Japanese cranes, one of the world's rarest cranes and a symbol of longevity, perform stunning winter courtship dances at a sanctuary in Hokkaido.
Check back for the updated schedule for the KAIROS launch. The SPACE ONE project anticipates future private sector support for Japan's space exploration.
The Sankei Shimbun will publish the American bestseller, 'Irreversible Damage' in Japanese after KADOKAWA withdrew it in late 2023 due to protests.
From March 6, Uber Eats will expand service in central Tokyo, and eventually to areas facing a shortage of delivery personnel or in sparsely populated regions.
In his apology for the political funds scandal before a lower house ethics committee, Kishida curiously quoted a notable figure of the late Edo period.
Calls mount for airlines to allow pets in the cabin after a January collision at Haneda Airport. But deep-rooted opposition means airlines remain hesitant.
The South Korean government and civic group VANK closely align on Takeshima and other "history" issues as they use cyber "diplomacy" to try to change history.
Blood loss is a major cause of battlefield deaths. The defense ministry plans to make blood products fit for all types, allowing swifter treatment of injuries.
Rising temperatures in Northern Japan have melted the famous 'snow monsters' and caused the cancellation of dog sled races and other events.
A new label will soon adorn produce on sale in stores, as the government begins a new scheme to inform consumers of emissions from agricultural products.
In a press conference, the Emperor conveyed "heartfelt gratitude" to workers in Noto and highlighted the importance of global cooperation in facing adversity.
Miyagi Prefecture gained disaster waste treatment know-how after the Great East Japan Earthquake, and now will support the cleanup effort in the Noto region.