A new overtime cap on truck drivers could stagnate Japan's logistics systems. While automated transportation could help, more effective measures are needed.
Returning to the starting rotation after a 15-day stint on the injured list, Yu Darvish pitched five scoreless innings against the Cincinnati Reds.
The fifth-generation proprietor of restaurant Yahatazushi discusses his father's postwar invention of kappamaki and the current challenges of the sushi trade.
Two Chinese researchers teaching at Japanese universities have become unreachable after returning to China for what was expected to be a short stay.
Spring has come to Sado Island! The 8th installment of photojournalist Fumie Oyama's series features the crested ibis against a backdrop of flowers.
Previously believed to have been lost forever, the handwritten commentary by the 13th-century poet Teika reflects the essence and depth of Japanese culture.
In April, the Hiroshima Dragonflies, led by American coach Kyle Milling, went 8-2. They lead the B.League wild-card standings with two games left in the season.
The SusHi Tech event at Tokyo's Miraikan demonstrates Japan's commitment to using futuristic innovations and tech-driven solutions to shape a brighter future.
China's "railway dream," estimated to exceed 10% of Nepal's GDP, will push Nepal further into economic subordination and exacerbate South Asia's security risks.
A new initiative in Sakai City is turning factory scraps into toys for gachapon capsules, including leather and metal remnants and non-standard vegetables.
Providing adequate medical care, nursing care, and lifestyle support to all single-person households should be the national and local governments' firm goal.
America's top diplomat Antony Blinken was mindful of Japan's concerns about China's threat to security in the Indo-Pacific as he met with top Chinese leaders.