After practicing with Kagiyama for seven days, American Taira Shinohara said "there is more effort, energy and importance put into each thing I do on the...
An exhibition in Tokyo from July 2–7 will showcase 60 works by the painter and ukiyo-e collector Toshihiko Isao, reflecting his decades-long artistic journey.
SYNFOLIUM, developed by a Japanese university, fabric producer, and textile company, uses warp knitting technology to promote healing after heart surgery.
Yuri Minami, blending humor with her passion for sake, emerged victorious among 1,000 participants at the 11th edition of Miss Sake Japan.
King Charles III celebrated the United Kingdom's long, close relationship with Japan during a grand banquet with Emperor Naruhito at Buckingham Palace.
Saitama Prefecture has registered Japan's first standardized fertilizer from sewage sludge ash, potentially reducing reliance on imports of agricultural inputs.
Over 50 candidates are running for Tokyo governor. Whose policy proposals best address disaster prevention, national security emergencies, and declining births?
New US legislation, a Congressional delegation visit to Dharamsala, and the Dalai Lama in New York highlight American support for Tibet amid Chinese objections.
During his official UK visit, Emperor Naruhito drew on his specialized knowledge of water issues at the disaster management infrastructure of the River Thames.
Despite the fanfare, minilaterals like AUKUS will eventually wither away without delivering tangible results if they are not backed by concrete actions.
Major Japan-based hotel operator Hoshino Resorts' new hotel has a retro feel inspired by 1950s America when the first Disneyland debuted in California.
As Japan's new high-tech banknotes start circulating, incidents of counterfeit currency - the stuff of legends - have already declined to 1/30th of their peak.