Japan excels in innovative toilet humor.
Toto, known for toilets, has found significant profit in semiconductor materials, contributing over 30% to its earnings recently.
Toto, known for toilets, has found significant profit in semiconductor materials, contributing over 30% to its earnings recently.
Japan's government allows local municipalities to shoot "urban bears" to ensure safety in response to rising bear attacks.
Sales related to cats are soaring in Japan, projected to reach ¥2.9 trillion by 2025 due to growing interest.
A Kyiv school promotes friendship through language learning, with students studying Japanese thanks to Japan's support amid the ongoing war.
Technology is enhancing the maid cafe experience in Akihabara by using translation devices to bridge language barriers for international visitors.
A Japan-based company has created a retro-style mobile lounge, called Fusion, reminiscent of 1980s bars in a Toyota HiAce van.
French artist Carine Lantignac creates bespoke washi paper maps in Tokyo, reflecting her multicultural journey and appreciation for Japanese artistry.
The yen strengthened against the dollar amid speculation of an imminent Bank of Japan rate hike, reaching its highest level since December.
Japan is concerned about potential U.S. car tariffs that could negatively affect its economy and automobile exports.
Shizuoka will likely get a life-sized Gundam statue alongside a new Gunpla factory to attract more tourists.
King Jim's Pomera D250US digital typewriter is launching in the US via Indiegogo, emphasizing distraction-free writing with a US layout keyboard.
Shopping in Japan involves unique etiquette, including no tipping, placing cash on trays, and asking staff before trying items.