Makers of Dassai to brew sake in space and sell 100 milliliters for 100 million yen
Asahi Shuzo plans to brew sake in space, selling a limited batch for 100 million yen, the most expensive sake ever.
Asahi Shuzo plans to brew sake in space, selling a limited batch for 100 million yen, the most expensive sake ever.
In addition to wordplay, color and shape often determine the reason why certain foods are part of Japan’s New Year holiday menu.
In an unexpected twist, pachinko is being used in Japan as a tool for dementia prevention, offering a new approach to cognitive health.
Japan is seeing a decline in business failures, with companies finding ways to navigate economic challenges and remain sustainable.
In a significant decision, a baby born to Afghan refugees in Japan has been granted Japanese citizenship, offering a new chapter for the family.
A new decorative scratching post in Japan is letting cat owners turn their pets into tasteful nude art. Could this be the perfect blend of pet care and creativity?
Women are making significant strides in Japan’s space industry, playing key roles in innovation and exploration.
Japan has resumed its commercial fin whale catch, sparking debate and global attention.
While Tokyo has rapidly modernized, one small neighborhood has stayed the same for decades, keeping its unique charm and pace of life.
JR East has made history with its first successful trial of a driverless Shinkansen, pushing Japan’s cutting-edge transportation technology even further.
Mount Fuji's annual climbing season has come to a close, marking an end to another adventurous year for Japan's iconic peak.
Tokyo’s annual International Comedy Festival is back, bringing together comedians from across the globe for a laugh-packed event.