Idol group Hinatazaka46’s new movie “Hope and Despair” documents the members as they try to keep their dreams alive through the dark days of COVID-19.
Tourism may still be curtailed by COVID-19, but the Mount Fuji trails are opening between July1 and July 10, and will stay open until September 10...
The culture of "helping each other" has become more evident, particularly for helping Ukraine since it has been invaded by Russia.
The Shikoku town of Tokushima is creating a new committee to plan and fund the iconic Awa Odori, bringing back its festivities after two years of...
Two years into the pandemic, Tohoku employers are welcoming their new staff members with building-wide broadcasts, large group ceremonies and other special events.
Cherry blossom season and the lifting of COVID-19 restrictions are bringing a sense of hope to restaurants and other businesses in Japan.
New vending machines offer fresh vegetables and frozen meals, and plenty in between, with contactless sales and 24-hour convenience for the pandemic lifestyle.
Staying ahead of the curve and adapting to COVID-19, one Japanese pub chain is switching to sushi in its search for economic success in the pandemic.
Travelers to Japan’s Hakone resort in mid-autumn enjoy a reprieve from the restrictions of COVID-19 while being treated to hot baths of wine-infused hot spring waters.
Whether you’re always on the go and need to work while getting there, or want a mobile change of routine, this new service will be of...
After a year of COVID-19 closures, universities in Japan are seeking to reconnect students to campus life through traditional autumn festivals.
COVID-19 infections are down and life is beginning to normalize. Hoshino Resort offers new packages to help you step out of isolation and experience true Kyoto...