Walk-ins are uncommon in Tokyo law offices, but in Chapter 7, author and lawyer Shin Ushijima introduces influences that ...

A century-old station in Gifu Prefecture preserves vintage trams, railway history, and a monument to one of Japan's biggest ...

Shallow water kept rescue boats away, and experts judged the weakened 18.6-meter animal unlikely to survive even if returned ...

Fired by his construction firm and rearrested, Kawai is suspected of using the same scheme to obtain over ¥60 million, ...

As a growing global network, RD20 is expanding collaboration across borders and disciplines, with this year's conference ...

The popular theme park has brought smiles to generations of fans, while embracing new forms of entertainment to reach an even ...

Births rose for the first time in 11 years, with little sign of the superstition behind a sharp drop 60 years ago, though the ...

Budget favorites such as Kinmugi and Honkirin are being upgraded to beer as brewers race to keep loyal drinkers after the tax ...

An agricultural economist blames state supply control for Japan's rice swings and says scrapping production targets and ...

Soai's Nobel-winning research on asymmetric autocatalysis has helped advance pharmaceutical chemistry and offers insights to ...

Johan Leutwiler, the first foreign national registered as a swordsmith in Japan, can now make swords from start to finish at ...

Food tax falls to 1% in April, but alcohol stays at 10%, and brewers fear fewer restaurant visits will mean fewer young ...