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Updated Mar 16, 2021 | 11:51 IST Management didn't take too kindly to the fact at 316 early departures had taken place between May 2019 and January 2021, reported The Sankei News. Japanese govt workers punished for leaving work 2 mins early  |  Photo Credit: Shutterstock Leaving your office or logging out just a few minutes before you complete your daily quota of 8 or 9 hours is not a crime.  It's something that is common and widely accepted in office spaces, as long as the work allotted is completed in time. But recently, a rather shocking outcome of leavi...

A DRAMATIC drop in Earth's oxygen levels will eventually kill off most life on Earth, according to a new study.Scientists think life as we know it cou

Mar 1, 2021 Yokohama – Teenage phenom Yuki Kawamura wrapped up his second stint in the B. League with the Yokohama B-Corsairs over the weekend and admitted this had been the most underwhelming season of his promising young career. Speaking during a news conference following a 92-65 loss to the Kawasaki Brave Thunders on Saturday at Yokohama International Swimming Pool, the 19-year-old said it had been a “difficult season” and that he didn’t feel like he’d met his own high expectations. The 172-cm point guard stunned Japanese basketball observers last year with his eye-openi...

news 'Necessary for crisis management': Japanese mayor questioned over $34K office shower The Mainichi ICHIKAWA, Chiba -- The mayor of this east Japan city is under scrutiny from a city assembly member over the installation of a shower unit costing around 3.6 million yen (about $33,800) in his office. The shower, installed in October 2020 in the new Ichikawa City Hall, itself partially opened that August, was taken up at a regular meeting of the Ichikawa Municipal Assembly on Feb. 26. There, Mayor Hirotami Murakoshi explained that the shower would be used during disasters, whe...

Video game fans are being asked not to send chocolate to their favorite characters on Valentine's Day amid the continuing spread of the coronavirus. Every