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This Small City Is The ‘Eyeglasses Capital’ Of Japan: Why You Must Visit
Sabae, a small city in Japan's Fukui Prefecture, has earned the title eyeglasses capital' for producing over 90% of the nation's frames.
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In Rising Trend, Influencers Are Buying And Renovating Abandoned Houses In Japan
These neglected properties can be purchased in Tokyo for a fraction of the cost of homes in other major cities worldwide.
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Bandai Namco Begins to Cut Workforce After Cancelling Games
Bandai Namco Holdings is cutting its workforce after canceling several titles due to lackluster demand. Like its competitors, the company’s now under pressure to cut costs and adjust to a post-pandemic drop in the time users have for games.
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Disha Patani's Trip To Tokyo Will Take You To These Pop Culture Vintage Stores
Don't forget to follow Disha Patani's vintage store hop in Tokyo when you're in the iconic city
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Another Japanese Town To Build Fence Around Scenic Bridge To Block Mount Fuji View
The scenic bridge in Shizuoka prefecture aligns directly with the outline of Mount Fuji and has become a social media hotspot in recent months.
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Japan Grapples With 9 Million Empty Homes, More Than The Population Of New York
Previously seen mainly in rural areas, abandoned houses or "akiya" are now spreading to major cities like Tokyo and Kyoto.
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Futuristic $10 Billion City In Japan Built For A "Mass Human Experiment"
The multi-billion dollar city project made for 2,000 people will also serve as a 'mass human experiment.
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4 Stabbed On Train At Tokyo Station, Suspect Arrested: Report
Four people are believed to have been stabbed on a train stopping at Akihabara station in Japan's capital city of Tokyo and taken to hospital, public broadcaster NHK reported on Wednesday citing local police.
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Video: First Tsunami Hits Japan City, Residents Brace For "Onslaught"
Japan Tsunami Alert: A powerful 7.5 magnitude earthquake struck Japan today, unleashing a series of subsequent tremors that have triggered tsunami warnings along the coast.
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Delhi, Japan's Fukuoka City To Collaborate In Education Sector
Fukuoka and the Delhi Education Board are actively engaged in ongoing communication to facilitate the success of this collaborative initiative.
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After Israel, Antony Blinken Arrives In Japan For Gaza-Dominated G7 Meet
US Secretary of State Antony Blinken arrived in Japan on Tuesday for a meeting of G7 foreign ministers set to seek a common line on Gaza as calls mount for a ceasefire in the Israel-Hamas war.
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This Japanese City Has Enforced A Ban On Walking On Escalators. Here's Why
The ordinance, which went into effect in Nagoya on October 1, requires people tostand on escalators rather than walk on them in order to prevent accidents.
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Over 100 Landslides, Record Rains Across Japan After Tropical Storm
Mobara city in Chiba prefecture, which borders the capital Tokyo, recorded 392 millimetres of rain overnight into Saturday -- the largest amount to hit the city in a 24-hour span since the Japan Meteorological Agency began the survey in 1976.
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Japanese City To Use Robots To Tackle Rise In Students' Absence From School
A Japanese city plans to use robots to enable pupils to attend classes virtually, as truancy rates surge due to anxiety and bullying.
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Hiroshima Day: When US Atomic Bomb Incinerated A Japanese City
On August 6, 1945, a United States warplane dropped the powerful "Little Boy", the first atomic bomb, over Hiroshima in Japan, killing over 140,000 people.
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This Small City Is The ‘Eyeglasses Capital’ Of Japan: Why You Must Visit
Sabae, a small city in Japan's Fukui Prefecture, has earned the title eyeglasses capital' for producing over 90% of the nation's frames.
-
In Rising Trend, Influencers Are Buying And Renovating Abandoned Houses In Japan
These neglected properties can be purchased in Tokyo for a fraction of the cost of homes in other major cities worldwide.
-
Bandai Namco Begins to Cut Workforce After Cancelling Games
Bandai Namco Holdings is cutting its workforce after canceling several titles due to lackluster demand. Like its competitors, the company’s now under pressure to cut costs and adjust to a post-pandemic drop in the time users have for games.
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Disha Patani's Trip To Tokyo Will Take You To These Pop Culture Vintage Stores
Don't forget to follow Disha Patani's vintage store hop in Tokyo when you're in the iconic city
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Another Japanese Town To Build Fence Around Scenic Bridge To Block Mount Fuji View
The scenic bridge in Shizuoka prefecture aligns directly with the outline of Mount Fuji and has become a social media hotspot in recent months.
-
Japan Grapples With 9 Million Empty Homes, More Than The Population Of New York
Previously seen mainly in rural areas, abandoned houses or "akiya" are now spreading to major cities like Tokyo and Kyoto.
-
Futuristic $10 Billion City In Japan Built For A "Mass Human Experiment"
The multi-billion dollar city project made for 2,000 people will also serve as a 'mass human experiment.
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4 Stabbed On Train At Tokyo Station, Suspect Arrested: Report
Four people are believed to have been stabbed on a train stopping at Akihabara station in Japan's capital city of Tokyo and taken to hospital, public broadcaster NHK reported on Wednesday citing local police.
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Video: First Tsunami Hits Japan City, Residents Brace For "Onslaught"
Japan Tsunami Alert: A powerful 7.5 magnitude earthquake struck Japan today, unleashing a series of subsequent tremors that have triggered tsunami warnings along the coast.
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Delhi, Japan's Fukuoka City To Collaborate In Education Sector
Fukuoka and the Delhi Education Board are actively engaged in ongoing communication to facilitate the success of this collaborative initiative.
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After Israel, Antony Blinken Arrives In Japan For Gaza-Dominated G7 Meet
US Secretary of State Antony Blinken arrived in Japan on Tuesday for a meeting of G7 foreign ministers set to seek a common line on Gaza as calls mount for a ceasefire in the Israel-Hamas war.
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This Japanese City Has Enforced A Ban On Walking On Escalators. Here's Why
The ordinance, which went into effect in Nagoya on October 1, requires people tostand on escalators rather than walk on them in order to prevent accidents.
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Over 100 Landslides, Record Rains Across Japan After Tropical Storm
Mobara city in Chiba prefecture, which borders the capital Tokyo, recorded 392 millimetres of rain overnight into Saturday -- the largest amount to hit the city in a 24-hour span since the Japan Meteorological Agency began the survey in 1976.
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Japanese City To Use Robots To Tackle Rise In Students' Absence From School
A Japanese city plans to use robots to enable pupils to attend classes virtually, as truancy rates surge due to anxiety and bullying.
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Hiroshima Day: When US Atomic Bomb Incinerated A Japanese City
On August 6, 1945, a United States warplane dropped the powerful "Little Boy", the first atomic bomb, over Hiroshima in Japan, killing over 140,000 people.
