
Deepening bonds through baseball
Don Mattingly, Mitch Hanigar and Kenta Maeda offer flowers at Hiroshima Peace Park on behalf of Major League Baseball, s...
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Super stud to the rescue
Fukushima beef is making a comeback and hopes are high that a once-in-a-generation stud bull will help restore the prefe...
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Too much plastic
Japan produces more plastic garbage than it can process domestically, so some ends up as microplastics in the country's ...
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Cashless culture growing in Japan
Cash-loving Japan has been slow to accept alternative payments, but new government incentives and an impending sales tax...
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So long Tsukiji and thanks for all the fish
Tokyo's Tsukiji market, famous for its tuna auctions, closes after more than 80 years and is replaced by the gleaming ne...
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Athletes with designer limbs
Advances in prosthetic technology spark biological adaptations in 2020 Paralympic hopefuls.
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A brave new world in education
Technology is breaking down barriers and opening up new possibilities at schools around Japan.
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Traditional dogs as your new best friend
A zoo in Wakayama Prefecture will be showcasing traditional Japanese Kishu Dogs in hopes of increasing owners.
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2020 volunteers: Free labor?
Tokyo's 2020 Olympic committee will begin accepting volunteer applications amid criticism that the requirements are too ...
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Another week, another disaster
Just after the strongest typhoon to hit Japan in 25 years drenched the nation, a massive earthquake paralyzed the northe...
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