Mie Prefecture News Today

Police in Ogaki, Gifu Prefecture, have arrested a 37-year-old unemployed man on suspicion of killing his 89-year-old grandmother at her home on Thursday. According to police, Naoya Miwa has admitted to stabbing his grandmother Hayako twice in the chest with a kitchen knife at aro...

Kyoto has been using its name to boost tourism in various regions of Japan for over 30 years. In 1985—with a goal to work together in preserving local history and culture as well as promote tourism — Kyoto and 26 municipalities formed the All Japan Kyoto A...

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In cities and tourist spots across Japan, foreign tourists can be seen devouring Japanese snacks. Now, many traditional products are evolving to cater to the inbound tourist market. We explored why foreign tourists are so enchanted by Japanese snacks.

Financial Results Overview for Year Ended March 31, 2024 Japan Asia Investment Co., Ltd. ...

The Ageuma Shinji (Horse jumping festival) still faces condemnation from animal rights activists, despite the removal of earthen walls to improve safety.

Japan's estimated child population shrank for the 43rd consecutive year to renew its record low, government data showed May 4, while Prime Minister Fumio Kishida's government scrambles to address the issue through "unprecedented" measures.

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.

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.

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.