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Rintaro Sasaki is not your typical Stanford baseball recruit. And his path to become eligible for the MLB draft has almost no precedent.

Under the system, AI will use security camera footage to instantly detect bears and share the information with the relevant authorities.

Several municipalities are testing the waters by allowing employees to opt for longer workdays in exchange for an extra weekday off.

The Japanese government is planning to trial an artificial intelligence system for spotting wild bears to better deal with an increasing number of attacks by the animals on humans, a government source said Monday. Under the system, AI will use security camera footage to instantly...

/PRNewswire/ -- ITO EN, Ltd., the Tokyo-based producer of the Worlds No. 1 unsweetened green tea beverage brand "Oi Ocha (*)," has signed a global partnership...

Japan was once the world's leading chip manufacturer. Now, concerns over supply chains and geopolitical tensions have prompted the government to go on a massive investment spree.

The iconic Hyatt Regency Saipan shocked the CNMI last Monday when it announced its permanent closure this coming June 30. Gov. Arnold I. Palacios, in response, said the administration was

Interest in preparing for possible volcanic eruptions is difficult to muster in a nation prone to other natural disasters.

Japan was once the world's leading chip manufacturer. Now, concerns over supply chains and geopolitical tensions have prompted the government to provide funding for foreign firms and domestic manufacturers.

The Japanese government is planning to trial an artificial intelligence system for spotting wild bears to better deal with an increasing number of attacks by the animals on humans, according to a government source.