Japan looks to nuclear energy to power datacenter boom
Hokkaido Electric Power aims to restart Tomari Number 3 reactor to meet rising electricity demand from data centers and contribute to carbon neutrality goals.
What must business travellers know when visiting Japan and Korea? - London Business News | Londonlovesbusiness.com
Understanding cultural nuances is essential for successful business relations in Japan and Korea.
China drill: Taiwan reports record 153 military planes DW 10/15/2024
Taiwan recorded a single-day historic high of 153 Chinese military aircraft during major drills, escalating regional tensions.
China Isn't the Strongest Military in Asia
The strongest military might in Asia is represented by China, Russia, India, and Japan, with significant advancements and capabilities.
Alphabet shares rise before earnings and Japan shares jump after ruling party election setback
Japan's stock market reacted positively to electoral changes, indicating market expectations were already priced in despite upcoming political turbulence.
Japanese troops to start deployments in Australia DW 11/17/2024
The trilateral military cooperation between Japan, Australia, and the U.S. aims to counter China's growing influence in the Indo-Pacific region.
China accuses Japanese vessel of illegally' entering disputed waters
China's coastguard expelled a Japanese fishing vessel from disputed waters, highlighting ongoing territorial tensions over the Diaoyu/Senkaku Islands.
Heightened uncertainty remains a dominant theme for the Asian markets - London Business News | Londonlovesbusiness.com
Asian markets are influenced by geopolitical factors, fiscal policy, and economic recovery rates, creating notable performance disparities.
China drill: Taiwan reports record 153 military planes DW 10/15/2024
Taiwan recorded a single-day historic high of 153 Chinese military aircraft during major drills, escalating regional tensions.
China Isn't the Strongest Military in Asia
The strongest military might in Asia is represented by China, Russia, India, and Japan, with significant advancements and capabilities.
Alphabet shares rise before earnings and Japan shares jump after ruling party election setback
Japan's stock market reacted positively to electoral changes, indicating market expectations were already priced in despite upcoming political turbulence.
Japanese troops to start deployments in Australia DW 11/17/2024
The trilateral military cooperation between Japan, Australia, and the U.S. aims to counter China's growing influence in the Indo-Pacific region.
China accuses Japanese vessel of illegally' entering disputed waters
China's coastguard expelled a Japanese fishing vessel from disputed waters, highlighting ongoing territorial tensions over the Diaoyu/Senkaku Islands.
Heightened uncertainty remains a dominant theme for the Asian markets - London Business News | Londonlovesbusiness.com
Asian markets are influenced by geopolitical factors, fiscal policy, and economic recovery rates, creating notable performance disparities.
textured concrete facade envelops living facility center in japan by SAKO architects
SAKO Architects created MONOLITH, a disaster-resistant assisted living facility in Japan, emphasizing warmth and accessibility through innovative design and materials.
reclaimed materials transform 80-year-old farmhouse into japanese mountain retreat
Fumiaso Architect and Associates renovates an 80-year-old house by expertly reusing materials, emphasizing sustainability, minimalism, and the connection between nature and architecture.
House in Sumida / ROOVICE
The renovation updates a 1970s house in Mukojima, enhancing its livability and natural light while respecting its historical features.
textured concrete facade envelops living facility center in japan by SAKO architects
SAKO Architects created MONOLITH, a disaster-resistant assisted living facility in Japan, emphasizing warmth and accessibility through innovative design and materials.
reclaimed materials transform 80-year-old farmhouse into japanese mountain retreat
Fumiaso Architect and Associates renovates an 80-year-old house by expertly reusing materials, emphasizing sustainability, minimalism, and the connection between nature and architecture.
House in Sumida / ROOVICE
The renovation updates a 1970s house in Mukojima, enhancing its livability and natural light while respecting its historical features.
A Samurai-Inspired Backpack Elevates Leather Scraps to a Bag Befitting a Warrior
Murase Kabanko's randoseru backpack beautifully combines historical samurai armor inspiration with modern design, representing Japanese heritage and craftsmanship.
Police arrest US man for allegedly scratching letters into Japanese shrine
An American tourist defaced a Shinto shrine in Tokyo as a prank, raising concerns over respect for cultural heritage.
A Samurai-Inspired Backpack Elevates Leather Scraps to a Bag Befitting a Warrior
Murase Kabanko's randoseru backpack beautifully combines historical samurai armor inspiration with modern design, representing Japanese heritage and craftsmanship.
Police arrest US man for allegedly scratching letters into Japanese shrine
An American tourist defaced a Shinto shrine in Tokyo as a prank, raising concerns over respect for cultural heritage.
Women in Asia are slowly starting to break through historic barriers to the top of the corporate world
Tottori's appointment as CEO highlights both progress in gender equality and the ongoing challenges faced by women in leadership roles in Japan.
Nissan surges after firm linked to hedge fund takes 2.5% stake
Nissan's shares surged after an activist investor acquired a 2.5% stake, raising hopes for potential structural reforms amidst recent business struggles.
Women in Asia are slowly starting to break through historic barriers to the top of the corporate world
Tottori's appointment as CEO highlights both progress in gender equality and the ongoing challenges faced by women in leadership roles in Japan.
Nissan surges after firm linked to hedge fund takes 2.5% stake
Nissan's shares surged after an activist investor acquired a 2.5% stake, raising hopes for potential structural reforms amidst recent business struggles.
Japan's PM Ishiba survives parliament vote, to lead minority government
Ishiba continues as Japan's PM despite economic and security challenges, leading a fragile minority government after losing the parliamentary majority.
Japan's scandal-plagued ruling party set to lose majority for first time in 15 years
Japan's ruling party fails to secure a majority for the first time since 2009, signaling public discontent and the need for introspection.
Japan's ruling party headquarters is attacked with firebombs and suspect is arrested
A man attacked Japan's ruling party headquarters, possibly driven by political dissatisfaction linked to election finances and his own aspirations.
Japan's ruling party headquarters is attacked with firebombs and suspect is arrested, media report
A firebomb attack on Japan's ruling party office highlights escalating public dissatisfaction ahead of upcoming elections amidst a financial scandal.
She Beat the Odds to Upend a Male Political Dynasty in Japan
Hanako Okada's election victory marked a historic breakthrough for women's political representation in Japan.
Asian shares rise and yen dips as Japan's ruling party loses majority
Asian shares rose as Japan's weak yen benefits exporters amid political uncertainty after election losses for the ruling party.
Japan's PM Ishiba survives parliament vote, to lead minority government
Ishiba continues as Japan's PM despite economic and security challenges, leading a fragile minority government after losing the parliamentary majority.
Japan's scandal-plagued ruling party set to lose majority for first time in 15 years
Japan's ruling party fails to secure a majority for the first time since 2009, signaling public discontent and the need for introspection.
Japan's ruling party headquarters is attacked with firebombs and suspect is arrested
A man attacked Japan's ruling party headquarters, possibly driven by political dissatisfaction linked to election finances and his own aspirations.
Japan's ruling party headquarters is attacked with firebombs and suspect is arrested, media report
A firebomb attack on Japan's ruling party office highlights escalating public dissatisfaction ahead of upcoming elections amidst a financial scandal.
She Beat the Odds to Upend a Male Political Dynasty in Japan
Hanako Okada's election victory marked a historic breakthrough for women's political representation in Japan.
Asian shares rise and yen dips as Japan's ruling party loses majority
Asian shares rose as Japan's weak yen benefits exporters amid political uncertainty after election losses for the ruling party.
Japan Election: Asia's Most Stable Democracy Is Sent Into Chaos
Japan's stable democracy is facing burgeoning populism and voter frustration after recent parliamentary elections.
Japan election: voters have issued severe judgment', PM says after ruling coalition loses majority
Japan's political landscape faces uncertainty following elections where the LDP lost its majority amid public dissatisfaction over economic issues and scandals.
Japan: Man targets ruling party headquarters with firebombs DW 10/19/2024
A man attacked the ruling party headquarters in Tokyo ahead of Japan's general election, raising concerns about election-related violence.
Japan's Parliament Reelects Struggling Leader Shigeru Ishiba as Prime Minister
Japan's Prime Minister Ishiba faces challenges post-election loss as he tries to regain support and form a stable government.
Japan PM Ishiba says will stay in office despite election setback
Prime Minister Ishiba's LDP faced its worst election result in 15 years amid public anger over funding scandals.
Japan Election: Asia's Most Stable Democracy Is Sent Into Chaos
Japan's stable democracy is facing burgeoning populism and voter frustration after recent parliamentary elections.
Japan election: voters have issued severe judgment', PM says after ruling coalition loses majority
Japan's political landscape faces uncertainty following elections where the LDP lost its majority amid public dissatisfaction over economic issues and scandals.
Japan: Man targets ruling party headquarters with firebombs DW 10/19/2024
A man attacked the ruling party headquarters in Tokyo ahead of Japan's general election, raising concerns about election-related violence.
Japan's Parliament Reelects Struggling Leader Shigeru Ishiba as Prime Minister
Japan's Prime Minister Ishiba faces challenges post-election loss as he tries to regain support and form a stable government.
Japan PM Ishiba says will stay in office despite election setback
Prime Minister Ishiba's LDP faced its worst election result in 15 years amid public anger over funding scandals.
Young woman (24) who died after allergic reaction to cup of coffee in Japan was trying to use EpiPen when she collapsed, inquest hears
Aika Doheny died from a severe allergic reaction to coffee on her first day of work in Japan.
Archer Aviation gets another big order for its futuristic air taxis
Archer Aviation is expanding its electric air taxi operations to Japan, partnering with Soracle in a $500 million deal.
Japan taps Tenstorrent to train next-gen chip engineers
Japan partners with Tenstorrent to train 200 chip designers over five years, enhancing its semiconductor expertise and technological capabilities.
Video. Kazo City unveils 100-metre carp streamer for annual airing
The koinobori festival celebrates children's health and strength with carp banners, symbolizing parental wishes, particularly observed in Japan.
Japan's intense trucker shortage may inspire a drastic solution - a giant conveyer belt between cities
Japan plans to construct a conveyor-belt road to counteract a truck driver shortage and reduce carbon emissions, with test runs starting as early as 2027.
First Satellite Made of Wood Is Launched Into Space
A Japanese team has launched a satellite made of wood, potentially revolutionizing space engineering and the use of sustainable materials in space.
Kiss chaste: number of high school boys in Japan who have had first kiss falls to 1970s levels
Japanese youth are increasingly delaying or avoiding romantic experiences, including first kisses, as indicated by the lowest survey results since 1974.
This Airline Will Actually Pay For Your Flights Between 64 Japanese Airports
Japan Airlines promotes less tourist-heavy areas by offering free domestic flights to international travelers after Japan's post-pandemic border reopening.
Japanese shoppers are entering their spending era. Not all luxury brands stand to benefit.
Japan's luxury market is booming due to weak yen and increased tourist spending, despite a recent slowdown in growth.
This Airline Will Actually Pay For Your Flights Between 64 Japanese Airports
Japan Airlines promotes less tourist-heavy areas by offering free domestic flights to international travelers after Japan's post-pandemic border reopening.
Japanese shoppers are entering their spending era. Not all luxury brands stand to benefit.
Japan's luxury market is booming due to weak yen and increased tourist spending, despite a recent slowdown in growth.
Dodger blue, Ohtani Days and World Series mania in Shohei Ohtani's hometown
Oshu, Japan, celebrates Shohei Ohtani's resilience in the World Series, reflecting the city's pride and strong community support for their native hero.
Breakfast with Ohtani: In Japan, watching this World Series may be the national pastime
Shohei Ohtani's extraordinary talent is driving a renewed interest in baseball in Japan, transcending demographics and reshaping the country's sports culture.
The World
Flash floods in eastern Spain have resulted in at least 95 fatalities, emphasizing the growing threat of extreme weather events.
The World Series Was Big in Japan. The TV Ratings Prove It.
Mizuno's bar opened early for fans to watch Shohei Ohtani's World Series games, showing baseball's immense popularity in Japan.
Dodger blue, Ohtani Days and World Series mania in Shohei Ohtani's hometown
Oshu, Japan, celebrates Shohei Ohtani's resilience in the World Series, reflecting the city's pride and strong community support for their native hero.
Breakfast with Ohtani: In Japan, watching this World Series may be the national pastime
Shohei Ohtani's extraordinary talent is driving a renewed interest in baseball in Japan, transcending demographics and reshaping the country's sports culture.
The World
Flash floods in eastern Spain have resulted in at least 95 fatalities, emphasizing the growing threat of extreme weather events.
The World Series Was Big in Japan. The TV Ratings Prove It.
Mizuno's bar opened early for fans to watch Shohei Ohtani's World Series games, showing baseball's immense popularity in Japan.
Japan faces political uncertainty after LDP election rout DW 10/28/2024
The LDP faced a significant defeat in the election, reducing its power and leaving it unable to push legislative agendas amid public frustration over scandals.
Japan election: Ruling party loses majority, says NHK DW 10/27/2024
The LDP is facing an election defeat, losing a majority for the first time since 2009, signaling potential political instability in Japan.
Japan faces political uncertainty after LDP election rout DW 10/28/2024
The LDP faced a significant defeat in the election, reducing its power and leaving it unable to push legislative agendas amid public frustration over scandals.
Japan election: Ruling party loses majority, says NHK DW 10/27/2024
The LDP is facing an election defeat, losing a majority for the first time since 2009, signaling potential political instability in Japan.
APAC Concerns Grow Over Foreign AI Monopolies, Competition
Japan and South Korea are investigating the competitive landscape of generative AI to prevent anti-competitive practices as the market expands rapidly.
In legal first, Japan convicts man of abusing AI to generate ransomware
Ryuki Hayashi is the first person in Japan convicted for crimes involving generative AI, receiving a suspended sentence for creating a computer virus.
APAC Concerns Grow Over Foreign AI Monopolies, Competition
Japan and South Korea are investigating the competitive landscape of generative AI to prevent anti-competitive practices as the market expands rapidly.
In legal first, Japan convicts man of abusing AI to generate ransomware
Ryuki Hayashi is the first person in Japan convicted for crimes involving generative AI, receiving a suspended sentence for creating a computer virus.
US leans on Japan to limit sales of chipmaking kit to China
The US is pressuring Japan to limit semiconductor equipment sales to China amidst semiconductor manufacturing competition.
A US F-35 stealth fighter just landed on a destroyer Japan turned into an aircraft carrier for the first time off the California coast
The US landed an F-35 stealth fighter on Japan's JS Kaga aircraft carrier, marking a pivotal moment in defense collaboration between the two countries.
L.G.B.T.Q. individuals in Japan face societal challenges as same-sex unions remain illegal and bullying persists, shaping their unique life experiences.
This Drool-Worthy Exhibition In London Explores Japan's Hyper-Realistic Food Replicas - And It's FREE To Visit
The 'Looks Delicious!' exhibit highlights the art of Japanese food replicas, celebrating culinary culture and interactive experiences.