Few years on the Earth
Russia has firmly opposed the idea of Germany and Japan becoming permanent members of the United Nations Security Council (UNSC), arguing that such a move would skew the balance of global representation. This controversial stance highlights the ongoing debate about UNSC reform and reflects broader geopolitical tensions. Russia’s position, articulated by Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov, … Read more
The Toyosu Fish Market in Tokyo recently witnessed a historic auction, as a colossal bluefin tuna fetched an astounding price of ¥139.8 million (approximately $1.3 million). This marks the second-highest price ever recorded for a tuna at the Tokyo market, following a previous sale in 2019 that set the world record. The tuna, weighing an … Read more
Japan is facing a challenging season as bird flu outbreaks strike poultry farms across multiple regions. This year, the country has seen some of the earliest and most widespread cases of avian influenza in decades, prompting decisive action to prevent the virus from spreading further. The culling of tens of thousands of birds is a … Read more
In a world where people love to explore unusual experiences, one man in Japan is offering an opportunity that is as eccentric as it is captivating. Toco, a Japanese man known for his desire to live as a dog, has opened a zoo that lets visitors “live like a dog.” This concept, at first glance, … Read more
Shigeru Ishiba, the Prime Minister of Japan, has moved into the official residence of the Prime Minister in central Tokyo, despite the building’s eerie reputation. The Kantei, a modern structure built in 2002, has become the subject of countless stories involving paranormal activities, military rebellions, and supernatural events. Although many former Japanese leaders have refrained … Read more
Japan PM’s Official Residence, steeped in history and mystery, has been the focus of ghostly rumors for decades. Originally constructed in 1929, this architectural marvel has witnessed tumultuous events that have fueled its reputation as a haunted location. A Storied History of Political Turmoil The official residence of Japan’s Prime Minister, a two-story mansion spanning … Read more
Christmas is traditionally regarded as a time to honour the birth of Jesus Christ, marked by prayers, Masses, and a focus on family and spiritual reflection. However, in Japan, the festive season has evolved into a unique celebration that departs from religious roots. For many Japanese couples, Christmas is not about Nativity scenes or spiritual … Read more
Japan, the world’s third-largest economy, faces a growing crisis as rising debt levels push households into financial distress. Traditionally known for its strong savings culture, the nation is witnessing a dramatic shift as consumer loans soar, bankruptcies climb, and tragic suicides related to debt rise. This troubling trend highlights the challenges of economic recovery in … Read more
Fukushima takes bold steps to enforce waste management by implementing a law to publicly identify violators of garbage disposal regulations. Japan has long been celebrated for its commitment to cleanliness, recycling, and waste management. The country’s meticulous garbage disposal practices are ingrained in its culture, setting an example for nations worldwide. However, even in a … Read more
In a groundbreaking move, the Tokyo Metropolitan Government is set to introduce a 4-Day Workweek for its employees, aiming to address Japan’s record-low fertility rate and create a better work-life balance. The initiative, starting in April, is part of a broader effort to tackle the country’s demographic challenges and support families, particularly working mothers, in … Read more