Page 110 - Aichi News Today

A groundbreaking study conducted by researchers at Nagoya University in Japan has challenged a long-held theory about the origins of intermediate-velocity clouds (IVCs).

TOKYO (Kyodo) -- The International Criminal Court said Monday that Tomoko Akane was elected as its new president for a three-year term through 2027, b

<strong>Editorial:</strong> Countries are placing a higher priority on resilience and security in the wake of the pandemic and as tensions grow

<p>The structure and functions of the tip of migrating neurons remain elusive. Here, a research group led by Kazunobu Sawamoto, Professor at Nagoya City University and National Institute for Physiological Sciences, and by Chikako Nakajima and Masato Sawada, staff scientists in his laboratory, has elucidated that the PTPσ-expressing growth cone senses the extracellular matrix and drives neuronal migration in the injured brain, leading to functional recovery.</p>

“Dragon Ball,” which will mark its 40th anniversary later this year, traces its roots back to the inspiration of the iconic action star Jackie Chan. The kung-fu manga: In a 1995 interview with Japan's Bird Land Press, manga artist Akira Toriyama expressed his admiration for Jackie Chan’s movies, particularly citing the film series “Drunken Master” as his favorite.

The omakase counter Kawachiya sits above the historic Nagoya-based Kawabun, a recent debut whose roots stretch back to the 17th century Edo period.

Muse Communication has acquired Asian distribution rights for anime 'Dan Da Dan,' it was revealed at Hong Kong rights market FilMart.

“Dragon Ball,” which will mark its 40th anniversary later this year, traces its roots back to the inspiration of the iconic action star Jackie Chan. The kung-fu manga: In a 1995 interview with Japan's Bird Land Press, manga artist Akira Toriyama expressed his admiration for Jackie Chan’s movies, particularly citing the film series “Drunken Master” as his favorite.

Muse Communication has acquired Asian distribution rights for anime 'Dan Da Dan,' it was revealed at Hong Kong rights market FilMart.

Japanese manga creator Akira Toriyama, known for popular titles such as Dragon Ball and Dr Slump, has died at 68. Here's the story of the "difficult" and legendary artist who transcended borders.