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81 year-old Japanese survivor from the WWII battle on Iwo Jima returns to the island to say one last goodbye to his fallen comrades.
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Despite the crew of the USS George Washington putting their best Japanese foot forward, they were still met with hundreds of protesters upon arrival at Yokosuka, on Thursday. Read on to see what has the locals so upset with the ship’s arrival.
Police raided 28 suspected Mikasa locations spread across 6 Japan prefectures in this latest development of the tainted rice scandal. Read on for a full summary of the scandal’s events thus far.
Even Japan’s ironclad consumer confidence has fallen victim to the slowing economy, according to the Japan Economy News and Blog reporting on the Consumer Confidence Index. Read on for opinions on newly elected Aso’s potential effect on this...
As the U.S. Navy’s 332 meter long nuclear aircraft carrier, the USS George Washington, prepares for its arrival in Japan later this week, protests mount amidst concerns over its safety.
Fukuoka Softbank Hawks’ manager Sadaharu Oh is set to retire at the end of this year’s baseball season.
Marijuana has been making big headlines in Japan as of late. First, two Russian sumo wrestlers were expelled from the Japan Sumo Association for being caught in possession. Then shortly after, the head of the JSA who was also the mentor of one of the...
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City mayors of Hiroshima and Nagasaki have expressed their deep displeasure with Japan’s decision to endorse the U.S.-India nuclear pact.
The scandal continues: tainted rice unfit for human consumption has now allegedly reached 377 Japanese firms in 24 prefectures, and reaped over 15 million yen ($140,000 USD).
Two Japanese doctors on vacation in Indonesia have been arrested for smoking marijuana.
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