Dentsu Group fined ¥300 million for Tokyo Games bid-rigging.
The Tokyo District Court fined Dentsu Group ¥300 million for bid-rigging related to the 2021 Tokyo Olympics and sentenced Koji Henmi.
The Tokyo District Court fined Dentsu Group ¥300 million for bid-rigging related to the 2021 Tokyo Olympics and sentenced Koji Henmi.
Food manufacturers are revitalizing Japan's sake breweries, preserving traditional techniques and ensuring sustainability amid challenges like aging brewers.
February 2025 in Tokyo offers various romantic and fun events, including festivals, markets, and exhibitions perfect for couples and families.
Matsuya's three yakiniku sauces are all labeled "Yakiniku Sauce" in English, causing confusion for non-Japanese speakers.
Japan's debt-servicing costs could rise to $230 billion by April 2028, straining the government's annual budget significantly.
Shukan Bunshun corrected inaccurate reporting about Masahiro Nakai after criticism, acknowledging the woman was invited by him, not a TV executive.
Honda and Nissan faced declining sales in 2024, prompting Honda to consider merging to strengthen their market position.
Rescue efforts for a truck driver trapped in a Saitama sinkhole are stalled due to worsening ground conditions after three days.
Japan Exchange Group leaders will face compensation cuts due to an insider trading scandal involving a former TSE employee.
The Finance Ministry upgraded Hokkaido's economic outlook while keeping assessments steady for most regions, noting rising consumer budget-mindedness.
Researchers found that chimpanzees' urge to urinate can be triggered by nearby urination, influenced by social rank and proximity.
Emperor Naruhito and Empress Masako plan their first official visit to Mongolia in July during the Naadam festival.