Japanese city brightens prostitution street with yellow paint and fish art.
Osaka painted a street bright yellow to discourage tachinbo prostitution and encourage visibility, reducing sightings in the area.
Osaka painted a street bright yellow to discourage tachinbo prostitution and encourage visibility, reducing sightings in the area.
Ibaraki's first Foreign Resident Happiness Index reveals it ranks fourth in Japan, emphasizing diverse outcomes across work, living, and learning.
Toyota's basketball-playing robot, CUE, has set world records but still needs to improve mobility and human-like skills.
The 2024 Kanji of the Year is 金, representing Japan's Olympic success and economic challenges, with 災 and 翔 as runners-up.
Japan’s new cannabis rules legalize medical use but impose stricter penalties, making recreational use and possession punishable by up to seven years.
A man's fraudulent online persona highlights how virtual interactions can lead to real-life consequences and deception.
Family Mart's Famichiki will be served in Sayama's public schools on December 19-20 to celebrate the store's 70th anniversary.
The Gender Equality Bureau in Japan defines various types of violence, stirring debate over whether not paying on dates constitutes economic violence.
JR East plans to introduce walk-through gates for Suica users within the next 10 years for improved convenience.
Japanese dramas on Netflix explore relationships and cultural trends, providing insights into love, communication, and societal issues in Japan.
Adopting a pet in Japan offers joy and companionship, but involves unique challenges and costs that potential owners should consider.
Japan's 100 yen shops offer affordable, high-quality travel essentials like foldable slippers, toiletry tubes, and laundry bags for convenience.