
Japanese companies host job fair for 2026 graduates.
Japanese companies are actively recruiting university students graduating in 2026 amidst labor shortages, raising starting salaries to attract talent.
Japanese companies are actively recruiting university students graduating in 2026 amidst labor shortages, raising starting salaries to attract talent.
AIREC is a humanoid robot designed to assist with elderly care in Japan's aging society and worker shortage.
Shopping for vintage designer goods has become a popular activity for tourists in Japan, often planned into their itineraries.
The Shinjuku Alta building, a popular meeting spot for 45 years, will close its doors after decades of business.
Nagaizumi in Shizuoka Prefecture now holds the Guinness World Record for the smallest park, measuring just 0.24 square meters.
Takashi Murakami is collaborating with MLB on a collection featuring unique products for the Tokyo Series between the Dodgers and Cubs.
In "Captain America: Brave New World," the U.S. faces conflict with Japan over the newly discovered resource, adamantium.
Haneda Airport features a luxurious hot spring, Izumi Tenku no Yu, with views of planes taking off, for relaxation.
Travelers can plan cherry blossom viewing in Japan, with dates across the country projected to be earlier than last year.
Japan Post Holdings plans to sell a stake in Japan Post Bank for ¥630 billion, reducing its ownership below 50%.
A new animated short film about a Paldean postal worker and Dragonite celebrates Pokémon Day and highlights the postal system's importance.
In 2024, mobile phone usage while driving led to a record 136 fatal or serious car accidents in Japan, rising concerns.
Japan's birth rate hit a record low in 2024, intensifying challenges of funding social security for a shrinking workforce.
Toko Koga's goal led Nadeshiko Japan to a 2-1 victory over the USA, winning their first SheBelieves Cup title.
Jins launched "Jins Assist," a lightweight device enabling hands-free computer use via head movements for those with disabilities.
Japan celebrates multiple Academy Award nominations for "Black Box Diaries," "Instruments of a Beating Heart," and "Magic Candies."
Fivestar Asset Management will launch a fund investing in Japanese companies likely to face takeover bids amid governance reforms.
JTB and partners will offer drone video services for tourists, launching on August 1 at a Kagawa national park.
Making dining reservations in Japan is essential, with various English-language sites available, each offering unique pros and cons.
Starbucks adapts its design in Japan, blending traditional architecture with its branding, notably at the Ise Naiku-mae branch.
Shinjuku Alta, a famous landmark and meeting spot in Tokyo, is closing permanently on February 28 after 40 years.
Negotiations for a ¥9 trillion buyout of Seven & I Holdings have stalled over board control disputes, with possible withdrawal by Itochu.
Osaka University researchers developed a method to test for pancreatic cancer using cells or DNA collected during gastric examinations.
A survey revealed that 70% of foreign nationals in Japan face police questioning, significantly more than Japanese citizens.