California Rice to Fill Japan’s Shortage as Local Supply Struggles
Due to a rice shortage in Japan, California-grown rice is being imported to help meet demand.
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Is the Future of Meetings About to Change?
AI-powered lie detectors are being tested on Zoom calls, raising questions about privacy and trust in the workplace.
Starbucks Reserve Roastery Tokyo Unveils Exclusive Autumn Drinks
Tokyo’s Starbucks Reserve Roastery adds new autumn-inspired drinks to its menu, offering seasonal delights.
Japan’s Future Emperor Reaches Milestone
Japan’s future emperor, Prince Hisahito, has officially turned 18, marking a significant moment for the royal family.
High Schoolers Open Up in New Survey
A recent survey shows a drop in the number of Japanese high school students who’ve kissed someone, with girls still leading in experience.
Posthumous Divorce Gaining Attention in Japan
More people in Japan are opting for posthumous divorces as a way to sever ties with in-laws after a spouse’s death.
Elderly Workers on the Rise in Japan
Japan’s aging population continues to influence its workforce, with elderly workers now more prevalent than ever before.
Ancient Tree Snapped by Typhoon
A typhoon has damaged one of Japan’s oldest trees, located in the forest that inspired Studio Ghibli’s "Princess Mononoke."
Japan’s Youngest Certified Blowfish Chef
In a remarkable achievement, a 10-year-old girl has become the youngest person in Japan to receive certification to prepare the deadly poisonous fugu fish.
The Power of Resume Photos in Japan
A growing conversation is questioning whether photos should still be included in Japanese resumes, citing concerns over bias and outdated traditions.
iPS Cells Offer Diabetes Research Breakthrough
Researchers at Kyoto University have made a significant advancement in diabetes treatment using induced pluripotent stem cells (iPS).
Survey Reveals Job Change Trends
A new survey reveals that an increasing number of Japanese employees are looking to change jobs, marking a significant shift in the workforce.