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Shoichi Nakajima, 28, who lives with the developmental disorder ADHD, always knew he was different. But while his unique way of looking at things once led him to drop out of school, it also found expression in a talent for design that has now brought him commercial success.

The first attempt in Japan to matchmake African bush elephant pairs by moving females between two separate zoos has failed, with a male elephants death and unfavorable conditions dashing efforts to breed the endangered species.

SENDAI CITY, Japan — After several tsunami evacuation drills and community disaster planning, the students, faculty, and administration of Arahama Elementary School in Sendai City knew just what to do

Les membres du gouvernement ont pris note des prévisions de la MMS pour la saison cyclonique de 2022-2023, que la Social Integration Division sera membre du Africa-China Alliance for Poverty Alleviation, de la signature d'un

Southwest Florida Symphony has found its new concertmaster: Miami violinist Orin Laursen. He replaces Reiko Niiya, who left the symphony in 2020.

NATORI CITY, Japan — It was a Friday afternoon when a Magnitude-9 earthquake shook the people of Yuriage District in Natori City, one of many communities along the northeastern Japan

The Philippines is reaffirming its commitment to the United Nations as it marks the 77th anniversary of the UN Charter’s entry into force, with Manila promising to uphold its principles and further deepening ties with member nations to ensure global peace and security.  “Throughout the years, the Philippines has been an active member and staunch advocate for the values and ideals of the United Nations,” Foreign Affairs Secretary Enrique Manalo said in a statement Monday

“Throughout the years, the Philippines has been an active member and staunch advocate for the values and ideals of the United Nations,” Foreign Affairs Secretary Enrique Manalo said in a statement on Monday.

One evening in Tokyo’s Meiji Jingu Stadium, I sat thinking about other things as my beloved Yakult Swallows’ bullpen imploded, blowing yet another late-game lead. The team’s on-field ineptitude lent itself well to daydreaming. Celebrated Japanese novelist Haruki Murakami was sit...

The Philippines continues to make its mark in the United Nations, with at least 657 Filipinos serving in various capacities for the UN overseas, UN Philippines Resident Coordinator Gustavo Gonzalez said.