Noto Peninsula quake had limited impact on inbound tourism: Japanese government
The Japanese government's data shows that the Noto Peninsula quake had limited impact on inbound tourism in January.
read moreNational Police Agency helps nab international ransomware group LockBit
The National Police Agency announces that in cooperation with Europol, members of the international ransomware group Loc...
read moreMeteorological Agency adds new supercomputer to increase forecast accuracy
The Japan Meteorological Agency announces it will begin operating a new supercomputer to increase the accuracy of foreca...
read moreJapan will be one of the leaders in reconstruction of Ukraine: Ukrainian PM
Visiting Ukrainian Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal said that he believes Japan will be one of the leaders in the reconstruc...
read moreTemperatures reach May-level in Shizuoka Prefecture
Temperatures in Shizuoka Prefecture, central Japan, reach May levels.
read moreJapan's agriculture minister promotes Japanese seafood to ambassadors from SE Asia
Japan's agriculture minister gives ambassadors of Southeast Asian countries to Japan a tour of Toyosu Fish Market.
read moreJapan successfully launches H3 rocket a year after failure
Japan successfully launches its H3 rocket a year after its failed maiden flight.
read moreQuake-hit contemporary art museum in Ishikawa set to reopen in June
Quake-hit contemporary art museum in Ishikawa Prefecture is set to reopen in June.
read moreMountain burning at Akiyoshidai plateau in western Japan
A mountain burning event takes place at Akiyoshidai plateau in Yamaguchi Prefecture, western Japan, to promote sprouting...
read moreFestival with 1,000-year history ends in northeastern Japan
The Somin-sai festival with over 1,000 years of history comes to an end in Iwate Prefecture, northeastern Japan, due to ...
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