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June 1, 2023
Japan reports warmest spring on record
June 1, 2023
On Thursday, the National Meteorological Agency said that Japan experienced its warmest spring on record this year, as greenhouse gases and the El Niño
June 1, 2023
Japan experienced its warmest spring on record this year, the national weather agency said Thursday, as greenhouse gasses and El Nino send temperatures
June 1, 2023
Japan experienced its warmest spring on record this year, the national weather agency said Thursday, as greenhouse gasses and El Nino send temperatures soaring worldwide. Temperatures across March, April and May were 1.59 degrees Celsius higher than average, the Japan Meteorological Agency ...
May 25, 2023
DUBAI: Emirati artist Lamya Gargash, known for her exploration of space and the human experience, has unveiled her latest solo exhibition, “Isthmus,” at the Third Line in Dubai, UAE. Curated by Sophie Mayuko Arni, this showcase, running from May 23 to July 21, unveils Gargash’s distinctive poetics of space, transcending boundaries to forge a powerful connection between the UAE
May 23, 2023
Atami has long been one of Japan’s most popular seaside travel destinations. Located in Shizuoka Prefecture at the eastern entrance to the Izu Peninsula, Atami’s abundant hot springs and sweeping ocean views make the archetypal itinerary a nice long soak and a luxurious ...
May 16, 2023
Many Chinese buyers of inns and hotels are willing to pay twice the market price to take them over, according to sellers and industry sources.
May 14, 2023
Traditional inn owners willing to sell to foreign buyers amid a rapid increase in enquiries
May 13, 2023
Shichitōi rushes can be difficult to harvest and weave, but many consider them the superior ingredient for unparalleled tatami.
May 13, 2023
An exodus of money from China has turned into a lifeline for cash-strapped inns and hotels fighting to survive after years of Covid curbs