What’s new (and what’s not) at the reopened Edo-Tokyo Museum
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A Saitama sake brewery embraces a little-known rice variety
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Japan's tally of specified skilled workers hits record 390,296
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Japan's Ispace delays NASA-sponsored moon landing to 2030
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Shadow raises pitched as option for cash-strapped Japanese companies
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Tokyo reenters Global Financial Centres Index’s top 10
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Sabalenka sails past Rybakina to set up Miami Open final against Gauff
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Japan to allow more coal-fired power to cope with energy shock
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Government adopts ¥8.5 trillion stopgap spending package
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Japan adopts new target for regions to address overtourism
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South Korea’s defense startups surge as global conflicts flare
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What Tokyo can learn from Kyiv’s war experience
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Music Awards Japan sets June return in Tokyo
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Japan to tighten requirements for naturalization starting April 1
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Japan invites Blanchard to panel in bid to boost global outreach
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Family of late Ohkawara executive to file suit over judges' decisions
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Hokkaido city reaches settlement over death of bullied girl
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Arctic sea ice at lowest level ever this winter
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Will Japan's new National Intelligence Council function properly?
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86-year-old 'super volunteer' excited for return to school
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Chilean man gets life sentence in France over missing Japanese woman
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Female economist to lead key panel at Japan’s GPIF in a first
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Investors game out stagflation risk in Japan as oil prices rise
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Pokemon shop employee killed by stalker in Tokyo’s Ikebukuro district
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China's top chipmaker has supplied chipmaking tech to Iran military, U.S. officials say
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‘Chimney Town: Frozen in Time’: A visually rich sequel with a thematic wobble
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MSDF destroyer becomes Japan’s first ship capable of firing Tomahawk missiles
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Trump officials tout U.S. energy dominance as global oil executives warn of supply crisis
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The WBC was a hit in Japan. Watching it wasn’t.
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Tokyo earns seven spots on Asia’s 50 Best Restaurants list
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Cases of home-renovation fraud rose to new record in 2025, police data shows
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Koji Yakusho, a master of versatility, reflects on four decades of acting
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Sapporo zoo operator accused of unauthorized development
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Head of sex-worker scouting group sentenced to over four years in prison
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Japan top court to issue unified ruling on same-sex marriage
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Oil starts flowing from Japan's national reserves
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Tobacco and corporate tax hikes to help finance defense expansion
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U.S.-Israeli war on Iran pushes consumers to reconsider fossil fuel alternatives
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Japan’s change of China’s description is not a 'significant shift'
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Cabinet Office and Tokyo government prepare for Mount Fuji eruption risk
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U.S. approves support for Japan's development of upgraded HVGP missiles
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Ainu craft school aims to pass on culture to students
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Babies’ health not affected by epidurals, study says
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Bain-owned Tanabe Pharma targets global deals to fuel growth
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China’s official calm belies a war battering its small factories
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What the war in Iran means for Japan and Indo-Pacific security
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Tech startups' role in U.S.-Israeli war on Iran shows changing shape of conflict
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Bikes keep Honda afloat, yet even that business is under pressure
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Japan firms step up efforts to support women balancing cancer treatment and work
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World's first hydrogen-powered hotel opens in Fukushima Prefecture
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Japan to carefully consider minesweeping in Strait of Hormuz
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The oil shock is accelerating Asia's EV revolution
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'Perfect Japan' posts spark Gen Z social media backlash
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Honda and Sony drop joint EV development project
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Meta and Google found liable in first social media addiction trial
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Honda and Sony halt joint EV development project
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Government wants small firms to enhance business literacy
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Japan to consider SDF minesweepers for Hormuz depending on situation
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Sogo & Seibu to close Shibuya store in September
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Kirishima clinches return to ōzeki rank
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Former Tokyo police officer found guilty of leak to sex scout group
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Takaichi asks IEA chief to prepare additional 'coordinated release' of oil
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Global startup hub chief calls for more government support from Japan
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What to know about Japan’s new traffic rules for cyclists
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High school textbooks to teach various aspects of generative AI
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Tokyo police launch website detailing anonymous criminal groups
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Research team confirms safety of Alzheimer's drug Lecanemab
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War in the Persian Gulf means volatility in the global energy market
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The West should learn from Japan how to stand up to China
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Are video games and phones helping to reduce crime?
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