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A tropical garden near Kawazu has combined two more warm-climate fixtures to create a distinctive attraction: alligators and ... bananas. Also, lily pads so huge, children could sit on them.

Police in the Northern Cape, with SANDF members, arrested 25 alleged illegal miners and recovered suspected illegal mining equipment on Wednesday.

Besides the ski resorts, there are many places in Japan where you, your family and friends can skate, sled or just play in the snow.

According to recent news stories, Tampa has a serial killer on its hands. This isn’t really surprising since, according to the FBI, there are between 25

The Army Japan band is shutting down in October for a second time in its 82-year history, which includes service in the Western Pacific during World War II, according to U.S. Army Japan.

Japan is home to numerous Shinto shrines and Buddhist temples.Here are some we suggest you should check out. What are you waiting for?

On-base supermarkets are also serving as classrooms for Department of Defense Education Activity students across the Pacific.

A Navy veteran and his wife run the Santa Delivery charity in Japan to help those in need.

Durban’s deluge of untreated sewage and industrial wastewater flowing into the ocean has meant that the sea-side holiday destination which once boasted 12 Blue Flag beaches, failed to make the cut for this year’s festive season.

Retired Col. Will Johnson’s Army career took him to combat zones, Hawaii, the Pentagon and Japan, ending at the Army Materiel Command at Redstone Arsenal.