Extreme caution is called for in financial policy management as leaders attempt to navigate the economic risks from leadership changes in Japan and the US.
The Coast Guard's rescue of a Mexican national on the Senkaku Islands highlights Japan's effective maritime control of this inherent Japanese territory.
Visitors can sweat it out in a tent sauna with a wood-burning stove, then cool off in an underwater cave for an invigorating contrast to beat...
JRA President and CEO Masayoshi Yoshida shares insights and plans in Hokkaido ahead of hosting the Asian Racing Conference for the first time in 16 years.
Approximately 2.4 million Japanese died during the war in various locations. Seventy-nine years later, only half have been recovered.
The LDP leadership election will determine Japan's next prime minister, influencing the nation's regional and global roles in a time of internal party upheaval.
The latest installment of photojournalist Fumie Oyama's series features a rare video of the endangered crested ibis grappling with the crippling summer heat.
Beijing's policy toward Bhutan is limited for now, but history shows why the latter remains wary of China's ultimate strategic aims in the Himalayan region.
The Paris Olympics were filled with cheering after the COVID-19 pandemic forced the Tokyo Games to be held without spectators.
The National Art Center Tokyo is showcasing the more than 35-year body of work by the four-member all-female manga collective CLAMP until September 23.
From Tokyo 1964 to Paris 2024, Japan's judo team has excelled, securing medals and showcasing remarkable talent and strategic evolution in each Olympic Games.
A video featuring profiles of Japanese citizens abducted by North Korea has been sent to the country in hopes of reaching and informing its residents.