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Milestone reached in utility-scale battery storage market development in Japan, with Pacifico Energy trading energy from two new projects.

Gyoji Nomiyama, an oil painter who led the postwar art world with his free, abstract style, died of heart failure in Fukuoka on June 22. He was 102.

This popular tourist attraction is home to classical Shinto shrines, interesting museums, countless traditional Japanese inns and hot springs.

As dynamic, wave-rich coastlines go, Japan’s southernmost Kyushu Island can compete with the world’s best surfing destinations.

This popular tourist attraction is home to classical Shinto shrines, interesting museums, countless traditional Japanese inns and hot springs.

In the last few years, we’ve heard along the grapevine that many people in Japan are moving to Fukuoka Prefecture, the northernmost prefecture on the east side of the island of Kyushu, in southwest Japan. In theory, we could understand why, because in our experience, ...

YANAGAWA, Fukuoka -- Four members from BNK48 and CGM48, both sister groups of Japans AKB48 based in Bangkok and Chiang Mai, respectively, took a boat

When Soichi Yamashitas (1936-2022) farm work of the day was done and everyone in his family was asleep, he would read works by Osamu Dazai (1909-1948) and Fyodor Dostoyevsky (1821-1881) and philosophize about farm villages and agriculture.

Initiated by EXMURO arts publics and the Ville de Québec, the 9th edition of Passages Insolites, is open from June 25 to October 10 2022, in the city of Québec.

a href= https://sites.rowan.edu/artgallery/ target= _blank Rowan University Art Gallery /a is presenting Cultivated Space, a new group exhibition