Rice Riots Blame Tourists

Japan is currently grappling with a severe rice shortage, and surprisingly, foreign tourists are being blamed for the crisis. The so-called "Reiwa Rice Riots" have left store shelves empty, sparking anger and frustration among locals. But is it fair to point the finger at tourists, or are there deeper issues at play? This unfolding situation has created a nationwide debate about food security and tourism's impact on local resources.

Who do you think is really to blame for the rice shortage?

Source: Sora News 24
Read the full article here.

0:00

/0:11

Pachinko for Dementia Prevention: A Surprising Cognitive Tool

In an unexpected twist, pachinko is being used in Japan as a tool for dementia prevention, offering a new approach to cognitive health.

Sep 20

Japan Business Failures Fall: How Companies Are Adapting to Economic Challenges

Japan is seeing a decline in business failures, with companies finding ways to navigate economic challenges and remain sustainable.

Sep 20

PrankGPT: The AI Tool That Makes Hilarious Prank Calls for You!

Ever wanted to prank someone without having to make the call yourself? With PrankGPT, AI handles the fun, creating personalized prank calls with just a phone number and a sentence. Check out how it works!

Sep 17

The Rise and Enduring Legacy of NightCafe

NightCafe, one of the first AI art generators, continues to thrive even as newer platforms like MidJourney gain popularity. Discover how this pioneering tool is still inspiring creativity in a growing community of users.