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It's an energetic jumble of arched doorways, many mezzanines, a grand piano, and plenty of plywood.

The supremacy of Japan's 100-yen shops, long a symbol of an economy stuck with flat to falling prices, is beginning to crumble. Read more at straitstimes.com.

A Japanese American stand-up comedian received four “yeses” from “America’s Got Talent” judges and a standing ovation.

Tokyo police arrested a tax official suspected of being involved in a major case of pandemic subsidy fraud, the latest in a series of related arrests of a group investing in cryptocurrency.

Area was originally planned to open in last half of 2023

Turkish tourism heats up, stoking hopes of economic recovery

Up to 6,200 people could die in Tokyo should a mega-earthquake occur directly beneath it, the Tokyo metropolitan government said in its first review of anticipated damage in 10 years.

By Ceyda Caglayan and Canan Sevgili ISTANBUL (Reuters) -The number of foreigners arriving in Turkey last month more than tripled from a year earlier, ...

CBBC has acquired the broadcast rights to Ronja, the Robbers Daughter from UK distributor Serious Kids, joining BBC Alba who are transmitting a Gaelic...

There’s more to the Tokyo art store guild than Kinokuniya or LoFT. Here's Rainbowholic's list of the must-visit stores in Tokyo.