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Beau Bassin Rose Hill leads the way in disaster resilience for Mauritius: embracing the Making Cities Resilient 2030 initiative

Lena Kross fondly looks back on her experience of wrestling in Japan, which includes a tag team with the legendary Aja Kong.

City rankings often produce strange results. The Economist Intelligence Unit’s high ranking for Osaka, Japan in recent years has always struck me as odd. The group produces the “Global Liveability Ranking” report for cities around the world. The 2023 report examined 172 cities around the world using more than 30 quantitative and qualitative indicators. Among Asian cities, Osaka was tied for 10th pla...

City rankings often produce strange results. The Economist Intelligence Unit’s high ranking for Osaka, Japan in recent years has always struck me as odd. The group produces the “Global Liveability Ranking” report for cities around the world. The 2023 report examined 172 cities around the world using more than 30 quantitative and qualitative indicators. Among Asian cities, Osaka was tied for 10th pla...

TBS Championship match is added to AEW Worlds End. Tony Khan introduces ROH Women's TV Title. Lena Kross chats with WrestleZone, and more!

These famous spots will beautify your feed while letting people know you’re in Japan. Find out.

The eagerly anticipated Disney-themed Shinkansen, Magical Dream Shinkansen, has officially started operations between Sendai and Tokyo.

<p style="text-align:justify">Scientists at Osaka Metropolitan University have developed an efficient, non-invasive, and pain-free method to generate canine-induced pluripotent stem cells (iPSCs). They identified six reprogramming genes that can boost canine iPSC generation by 120 times compared to conventional methods using fibroblasts. The iPSCs were created from urine-derived cells without the need for feeder cells, an impossible feat until now. Their findings are expected to ...

A hefty book containing some 750 letters from Japanese students expressing gratitude for support they received from the United States after the 1923 Great Kanto Earthquake has been preserved by a descendant of then U.S. President Calvin Coolidge, a Japanese research team has learned.

Conservation North director Michelle Connolly recently did a pellet tour of Japan with Ben Parfitt with the the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives