Japan plans to release into the sea more than 1 million tonnes of contaminated water from the destroyed Fukushima nuclear station, the government said on Tuesday, a decision that is likely to anger neighbours such as South Korea
The national carrier has announced the expansion of its regular outbound flight schedules
Japanese big manufacturers’ sentiment improved to pre-pandemic levels in the first quarter and companies stepped up capital spending plans, suggesting the export-reliant economy was benefiting from a solid recovery in global demand
Jenny and Narumi wept for happiness last week when a Japanese court ruled that barring same-sex marriages was unconstitutional, a decision that allowed them to move a step closer to a legal marriage and starting a family
A Japanese court ruled on Wednesday that not allowing same-sex couples to marry is “unconstitutional,” setting a precedent in the only G7 nation not to fully recognise same-sex partnership
Japanese worshippers prayed for the safety of themselves and their families on Sunday by walking barefoot with Buddhist monks over smouldering coals at an annual festival near Mt. Takaosan
Saigon FC sent their midfielder Cao Van Trien and V-League 1 side Viettel FC's forward Tran Danh Trung to J2 League club FC Ryukyu in February
Japan is paying for the huge cost of rebuilding areas hit by the March 2011 earthquake and tsunami with a special 'solidarity' tax that could become a model to shoulder the much bigger spending needed to combat the coronavirus pandemic
Ensuring equitable access and swift distribution of vaccines is the common challenge for the international community toward the goal of containing COVID-19
Part of an attempt to widen the gene pool of Asia's captive-bred white rhinos, it is the first time Taiwan will send a rhino overseas to breed