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A Japanese teenager who has become an advocate for children urged politicians to become the leaders they would have admired as youngsters.

Boston’s first Kimono Festival will take place Nov. 13. Read more about this event on Boston.com.

CONTRACT COVERAGE SECURES PROFITABILITY AND DIVIDEND OUTLOOK FOR 2023 HIGHLIGHTS Operating income of USD 151.8m (USD 205.3m)EBITDA of USD 56.4m (USD...

Researchers in Ehime University (Japan) investigated the contamination levels and composition profiles of halogenated and phosphorous flame retardants in settled dust from informal waste processing sites in Vietnam, and detected the emerging flame retardants organophosphate esters (OPEs) at higher concentrations than those of the legacy brominated flame retardants (BFRs) in the end-of-life vehicle (ELV) processing site.

A licensed freelance trekking guide and nature-loving whiz, there’s no better person than Aoki to guide you through the natures of Tokyo.

Go beyond Nobu and explore Houston's many, many great sushi restaurants offering fresh sashimi, nigiri, and more.

The autumn sun shines down on the fortified gates and high stone walls of Matsuyama Castle in Ehime Prefecture. A chairlift or cable car takes people up to the castle perimeter, where they then zigzag up through passages to the top. Castle towers offer 360 degree views&...

The restaurant is a spinoff of the award-winning Uchi restaurant that first opened in Austin more than a decade ago.

CHILLICOTHE, OH (November 3, 2022) – The College of Healthcare Information Management Executives (CHIME) has recognized Adena Health System as one of the country’s “Digital Health Most Wired” for the

The first attempt in Japan to matchmake African bush elephant pairs by moving females between two separate zoos has failed, with a male elephant's death and unfavorable conditions dashing efforts to breed the endangered species. As African elephants are on the International Union&#x20...