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Despite concerns about the impact of a warm winter, migratory birds to Japan are generally arriving on track.

A volcanic eruption off the coast of Iwo Jima in the Ogasawara Islands has created a new island.

Japans Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism and JR companies held a meeting for the first time on Wednesday to share information on introducing railways that run on hydrogen fuel in order to

Reporters have been invited to get their first look at the ongoing construction of the third-generation Hyper-Kamiokande detector in central Japan. The underground detector is designed to observe elementary particles called neutrinos falling from space.

The yellow hornet(Vespa simillima) is a well-known natural enemy of the Japanese honey bee, which attacks our colonies during the summer and fall.

A team of Japanese researchers says they have found that mammalian embryos develop normally in space under microgravity conditions.

An institute in Japan says it has succeeded in forming a state of matter called

A very rare sea turtle was caught in a salmon net by a Japanese fisherman before being released back into the waters of northern Hokkaido.

Ahead of the

One of Asias largest tech exhibitions is set to kick off near Tokyo on Tuesday. CEATEC 2023 will feature products that demonstrate the latest uses for artificial intelligence.