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Downtown Tokyo – Sumida and Taito Wards and their surroundings – is a place like no other, where old Edo traditions blend.

The year 2022 saw a score of news articles on how Japanese schools implement

Flames and smoke rise from a burning building after a large fire erupted at a two-story chemical plant in Tokyo's Sumida Ward on Tuesday. The fire spread to nearby buildings forcing residents to evacuate. The fire took more than five hours to extinguish. One male worker...

KANAZAWA--Ishikawa prefectural police here Nov. 9 announced the arrest of a man for selling a pirated version of a comic magazine that carries the first story of the hugely popular manga “Dragon Ball” in breach of the Copyright Law.

Genderless swimsuits, which have unisex designs and do not highlight sexual differences, are emerging as an option for children who don’t like being seen in a swimsuit. 

PETALING JAYA: Harvesting rainwater is a breeze. It’s as easy as just placing pails outside one’s home when it pours. But there’s more that can be done. Developed countries have used this seemingly straightforward harvesting on a large scale to cope with the increasing demands of their population.

TOKYO -- The Japan Pediatric Society (JPS) has stated it

TOKYO -- Pet tech, which enhances the quality of care for cats, dogs, and our other beloved animal companions, is drawing attention in Japan, as ventu

Quotas kept 284 female students from passing the entrance exams for public high schools in Tokyo, according to analysis released by the Tokyo Metropolitan Board of Education on July 13.

TOKYO -- Former ozeki-ranked sumo wrestler Konishiki, now a TV personality, marked the 40th anniversary of the day he touched down in Japan from the U