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Kep1er is continuing to thrive in the Japanese market.The group recently received recognition from the Recording Industry Associa…

A WIRRAL teenager, who lives with an autism diagnosis, has been named number one in the world for his fighting category in Judo.

Like many elderly people in Japan, an 83-year-old woman living in the Omiyadai district of Chibas Wakaba Ward relies on a local bus service to get around.

REJOICE in the timelessness of Christmas with Sheraton Petaling Jaya Hotel’s ensemble of festive offerings.

Smile-Up Inc., the company formerly known as Johnny & Associates Inc., announced that its new name will be Starto Entertainment and has selected Atsushi Fukuda as its president.

Top Nihon University officials told American football team members that the program would be ended due to several drug arrests of team members and the significant social impact they caused.

Mariko Hayashi, chairperson of the board of trustees of Nihon University, held a news conference on Dec. 4 in connection with the universitys American football team’s illegal drug scandal.

Pacific Basin Shipping has concluded its $150 million sustainability-linked 3-year senior unsecured committed revolving credit facility.

Self-driving buses are set to start operating on public roads in Japan as early as the year-end, carrying the possibility of alleviating a nationwide driver shortage.  

A 56-year-old Japanese man died on Sunday after a bungee jump from Macau Tower, plunging at speeds of around 200 kilometers per hour from a height of 233 meters.