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McDonald's bans large and medium fries in Japan: Supply chain issue, or clever marketing ploy?, Asia News - Vimarsana News

McDonald's bans large and medium fries in Japan: Supply chain issue, or clever marketing ploy?, Asia News

Fast food giant McDonald’s has again halted sales of large and medium-sized portions of French fries in Japan, citing problems in its supply chain, although fans have been quick to share a workaround. The solution for anyone who cannot go without a fix of fries, they say, is simply to order more small portions, even if doing so costs a...

Japan has a milk problem. There's too much of it - Vimarsana News

Japan has a milk problem. There's too much of it

A government campaign in Japan urging people to drink more milk to help the domestic dairy industry tide over a supply glut has not gone down well with some consumers. The oversupply crisis this winter was triggered by a sharp drop in milk consumption as schools which provide individual cartons of milk to children as part of their lunches are...

From fairy tale to ponytail, controversy over Japan's royal wedding continues - Vimarsana News

From fairy tale to ponytail, controversy over Japan's royal wedding continues

A week before their wedding, Japan's Princess Mako and her university sweetheart Kei Komuro have finally reunited three years after they last saw each other in person. Komuro, 30, had been in New York completing his law studies, returning to Japan late last month — with a much discussed ponytail — amid a media frenzy to serve quarantine, ahead of...

Meet the faces of Tokyo 2020's charm offensive - Vimarsana News

Meet the faces of Tokyo 2020's charm offensive

Jul 19, 2021 A few weeks before the start of this summer’s Olympics, the roughly 70,000 individuals volunteering for the event received a bag of supplies that likely looked nothing like the official kits of the past. In addition to a T-shirt, other items of clothing and a water bottle to keep hydrated in the summer heat, came a bottle of hand sanitizer, two face masks and a record book for recording your health. It’s not like the volunteers are being given hazmat suits, but these items — the familiar first line of defense in the COVID-19 pandemic — are a reminder that the Gam...