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JYP Entertainment has finalized the members of its new Japanese boy group, NexZ, through the global audition "Nizi Project Season 2." In the final episode of "Nizi Project Season 2," which ran on JYP's official YouTube channel and streaming service Hulu Japan, the seven members -- Tomoya, Haru, Yuki, Ken, Yu, Yuhi and Seita – were announced with their new group name NexZ. All but Ken, t...

(ANN/KOREA HERALD) — JYP Entertainment through the global audition “Nizi Project Season 2”, has finalised the members of its new Japanese boy group, NexZ. In the final episode of “Nizi Project Season 2,” which ran on JYP’s official YouTube channel and streaming service Hulu Japan, the seven members — Tomoya, Haru, Yuki, Ken, Yu, Yuhi […]

Sendai Philharmonic Orchestra will perform tracks from Code Geass, Zeta Gundam, and Char's Counterattack in its 2024 concerts.

SAN FRANCISCO & TAIPEI, Taiwan, December 18, 2023--Luxury Carrier STARLUX Airlines Expands US Network; Celebrates Inaugural San Francisco to Taiwan Flight and its Second U.S. Destination

As the last remaining house was torn down in a post-war makeshift residential district near the center of Sendai, the most populous city of Japan's northeast Tohoku region, it marked the end of an era for those who had come to call the neighborhood their home.

Dive into the immersive world of Yu Yu Hakusho with our comprehensive character guide. Uncover the depths of Yusuke, Kurama, Hiei, and more in this beloved anime. Your ultimate resource awaits!

U.S. and Japanese soldiers joined local volunteers to tidy up Nobiru Beach in northeastern Japan, the first joint cleanup effort there since the aftermath of the 2011 Tohoku earthquake devastated the area.

Japanese investment group SBI Holdings has formed an alliance with Saudi Arabian energy company Aramco. The partners will seek out opportunities in the semiconductor space.

According to research compiled by TrendForce, as of 2023 Taiwan holds approximately 46% of global semiconductor foundry capacity, followed by China (26%), South Korea (12%), the US (6%), and Japan (2%).

Toyota's TRD racing team has enjoyed enormous success across a wide variety of automotive disciplines. Here is how the iconic division got to where it is today.