Panic in Fukushima: Stray Cat Triggers State of EmergencyFollowing an incident involving a stray cat, a state of emergency has been declared in Fukushima, Japan. Reference photo to aid in understanding the article / T.Kai-shutterstock.com On the 12th, local Japanese media outlets such as Asahi Shimbun and NHK reported that a stray cat had fallen into a tank containing hexavalent chromium at the […]
North Korean Defectors File Lawsuit for Forced DetentionNorth Korean defectors of Japanese-Korean descent who escaped from North Korea’s forced detention are filing a damages lawsuit against the North Korean government at the Seoul Central District Court. This is the first time a civil lawsuit against North Korea has been filed in a domestic court. The Database Center for North Korean Human Rights […]
North Korea Claims Victory Over 'Puppet State' South Korea in U-20 Women's Asian CupA scene from the U-20 Women’s Asian Cup semi-finals between South Korea and North Korea [Photo-Collection from the Korean Football Association’s website] On the 13th, the North Korean women’s football team defeated the South Korean team in the semi-finals of the “2024 Asian Football Confederation (AFC) U-20 Women’s Asian Cup”, held in Tashkent, Uzbekistan, and […]
Toyota Tops U.S. Patent Office Rankings for Car BrandsOn March 12, 2024, Toyota’s U.S. branch announced that it obtained the most patents among car manufacturers from the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) in 2023. Toyota added that it secured the most patents as a car manufacturer for ten consecutive years. Although the total number of patents across all industries decreased by 3% […]
Chinese Consumers Boycott Nongfu Spring Products Amid 'Pro-Japanese' AllegationsNongfu Spring, the largest beverage company in China, led by Zhong Shanshan, one of China’s wealthiest individuals, is suddenly accused of being a “pro-Japanese” company. This is due to the spread of conspiracy theories based on nationalism, claiming “traces of pro-Japanese sentiment were hidden throughout over the product packaging.” According to the Hong Kong Ming […]
Japan Faces Pressure from China to Compensate for Radioactive Water From FukushimaChina has demanded a compensation system in preparation for damages caused by Japan’s contaminated water discharge. Since last year, China has been banning the import of Japanese seafood. According to Yonhap News on the 12th, Kyodo News reported that China is demanding Japan establish a compensation system in preparation for economic damages caused by the […]
North Korea's Satellite is Flying in Orbit Over South Korea and JapanThe image of North Korea’s first military reconnaissance satellite ‘Manrikyong 1’, launched on November 21 last year. /Korean Central News Agency, Yonhap Japanese media reported that North Korea’s first reconnaissance satellite, launched last November, is flying in an orbit over South Korea and Japan after repeating altitude increases. Yomiuri Shimbun delivered the news on the […]
South China Sea, East China Sea Tensions Escalate: China-Philippines-Japan Ships Clash! AsiaToday reporter Lee Jang-won = China, the Philippines, and Japan clashed at sea one after another...
Male K-pop group That Caught Up With BTS on TikTok! TikTok, a global short-form video platform, released its "Year on TikTok 2023 (counting period January 1-October 31)" data on the 6th...
Plan Your Trips Around These 10 Must-See International FestivalsTraveling during local festivals can add unique experiences to your trips. Consider these festivals from Taiwan to Mexico.
Secret Behind the Chairs in Japanese Elevators: A Curious Phenomenon ExplainedJapan prioritizes earthquake preparedness with real-time warnings, quake-proof elevators, and emergency supplies, including portable toilets.
You Won't Believe What's Inside the Worst Hotel in JapanSanwa Hotel in Kobe, Japan, gains notoriety as one of the worst accommodations, attracting international attention.
Summer vs. Winter: Which Season Do Solo Travelers Prefer?Solo travelers prefer winter over summer, with a 15% increase in solo accommodations from November to January, offering off-peak enjoyment.
20,000 Deaths Every Year in Japanese Hot Springs, and Here's Why...You can enjoy Japan's hot springs in winter, but beware of 'heat shock,' which can lead to serious health risks.
Hidden Dangers for Tourists in Japan: From Bear Attacks to Frog in NoodlesBear attacks rise in Japan; hunting ban increases bear population. Troublesome crows during breeding season. Frog found in udon.
The Prelude Is Back: Honda's Concept Car Promises a Thrilling Drive AheadIn October's Japan Mobility Show, Honda unveiled a concept car named 'Prelude,' reviving the iconic sports coupe for a global launch.
The Enchantment of the World's Largest Three-Story Carousel is HEREHuis Ten Bosch, a European-style theme park in Nagasaki, Japan, offers visitors a taste of Dutch architecture and culture.
Ghost Tours Gain Popularity in Japan, Leaving Locals with Ghostly ProblemsPopularity of horror-themed tours at abandoned sites in a Japanese town raises concerns about illegal trespassing and noise pollution.
China Bans Japanese Seafood, U.S. Steps in to Import ScallopsChina bans Japanese seafood imports due to Fukushima water discharge. U.S. buys Japanese scallops, while Japan struggles with surplus.
YouTuber's Free Ride Prank Sparks Outrage and Legal Threats in JapanYouTuber Fidias Panayiotou sparked outrage in Japan for traveling and living for free, facing legal action and backlash from netizens.
Panic in Fukushima: Stray Cat Triggers State of Emergency Following an incident involving a stray cat, a state of emergency has been declared in Fukushima, Japan. Reference photo to aid in understanding the article / T.Kai-shutterstock.com On the 12th, local Japanese media outlets such as Asahi Shimbun and NHK reported that a stray cat had fallen into a tank containing hexavalent chromium at the […]
North Korean Defectors File Lawsuit for Forced Detention North Korean defectors of Japanese-Korean descent who escaped from North Korea’s forced detention are filing a damages lawsuit against the North Korean government at the Seoul Central District Court. This is the first time a civil lawsuit against North Korea has been filed in a domestic court. The Database Center for North Korean Human Rights […]
North Korea Claims Victory Over 'Puppet State' South Korea in U-20 Women's Asian Cup A scene from the U-20 Women’s Asian Cup semi-finals between South Korea and North Korea [Photo-Collection from the Korean Football Association’s website] On the 13th, the North Korean women’s football team defeated the South Korean team in the semi-finals of the “2024 Asian Football Confederation (AFC) U-20 Women’s Asian Cup”, held in Tashkent, Uzbekistan, and […]
Toyota Tops U.S. Patent Office Rankings for Car Brands On March 12, 2024, Toyota’s U.S. branch announced that it obtained the most patents among car manufacturers from the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) in 2023. Toyota added that it secured the most patents as a car manufacturer for ten consecutive years. Although the total number of patents across all industries decreased by 3% […]
Chinese Consumers Boycott Nongfu Spring Products Amid 'Pro-Japanese' Allegations Nongfu Spring, the largest beverage company in China, led by Zhong Shanshan, one of China’s wealthiest individuals, is suddenly accused of being a “pro-Japanese” company. This is due to the spread of conspiracy theories based on nationalism, claiming “traces of pro-Japanese sentiment were hidden throughout over the product packaging.” According to the Hong Kong Ming […]
Japan Faces Pressure from China to Compensate for Radioactive Water From Fukushima China has demanded a compensation system in preparation for damages caused by Japan’s contaminated water discharge. Since last year, China has been banning the import of Japanese seafood. According to Yonhap News on the 12th, Kyodo News reported that China is demanding Japan establish a compensation system in preparation for economic damages caused by the […]
North Korea's Satellite is Flying in Orbit Over South Korea and Japan The image of North Korea’s first military reconnaissance satellite ‘Manrikyong 1’, launched on November 21 last year. /Korean Central News Agency, Yonhap Japanese media reported that North Korea’s first reconnaissance satellite, launched last November, is flying in an orbit over South Korea and Japan after repeating altitude increases. Yomiuri Shimbun delivered the news on the […]
South China Sea, East China Sea Tensions Escalate: China-Philippines-Japan Ships Clash! AsiaToday reporter Lee Jang-won = China, the Philippines, and Japan clashed at sea one after another...
Male K-pop group That Caught Up With BTS on TikTok! TikTok, a global short-form video platform, released its "Year on TikTok 2023 (counting period January 1-October 31)" data on the 6th...
Plan Your Trips Around These 10 Must-See International Festivals Traveling during local festivals can add unique experiences to your trips. Consider these festivals from Taiwan to Mexico.
Secret Behind the Chairs in Japanese Elevators: A Curious Phenomenon Explained Japan prioritizes earthquake preparedness with real-time warnings, quake-proof elevators, and emergency supplies, including portable toilets.
You Won't Believe What's Inside the Worst Hotel in Japan Sanwa Hotel in Kobe, Japan, gains notoriety as one of the worst accommodations, attracting international attention.
Summer vs. Winter: Which Season Do Solo Travelers Prefer? Solo travelers prefer winter over summer, with a 15% increase in solo accommodations from November to January, offering off-peak enjoyment.
20,000 Deaths Every Year in Japanese Hot Springs, and Here's Why... You can enjoy Japan's hot springs in winter, but beware of 'heat shock,' which can lead to serious health risks.
Hidden Dangers for Tourists in Japan: From Bear Attacks to Frog in Noodles Bear attacks rise in Japan; hunting ban increases bear population. Troublesome crows during breeding season. Frog found in udon.
The Prelude Is Back: Honda's Concept Car Promises a Thrilling Drive Ahead In October's Japan Mobility Show, Honda unveiled a concept car named 'Prelude,' reviving the iconic sports coupe for a global launch.
The Enchantment of the World's Largest Three-Story Carousel is HERE Huis Ten Bosch, a European-style theme park in Nagasaki, Japan, offers visitors a taste of Dutch architecture and culture.
Ghost Tours Gain Popularity in Japan, Leaving Locals with Ghostly Problems Popularity of horror-themed tours at abandoned sites in a Japanese town raises concerns about illegal trespassing and noise pollution.
China Bans Japanese Seafood, U.S. Steps in to Import Scallops China bans Japanese seafood imports due to Fukushima water discharge. U.S. buys Japanese scallops, while Japan struggles with surplus.
YouTuber's Free Ride Prank Sparks Outrage and Legal Threats in Japan YouTuber Fidias Panayiotou sparked outrage in Japan for traveling and living for free, facing legal action and backlash from netizens.
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