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A carefree high school life that is anything but. What They Say: Some people are haunted by memories, but Tomoharu is haunted by his friend Misao, who died in a horrible plane crash that Tomo somehow survived. While having a girl that no one else can see hanging around is a little odd, it’s not until Tomo’s mom gets remarried, leaving Tomo alone, that things get really weird: A mysterious girl appears with a package that Tomo is supposed to guard. A second girl breaks into the house, demanding something called an “extractor”. And both girls can inexplicably see Misao! As more people t...

 25 Jan 2021 - 15:23 Madoka Uchida sells products by weight at Kanbutsuya Small, a grocery store in Ibaraki, Osaka Prefecture, Japan. Japan News-Yomiuri By Shigeki Tao | The Japan News-Yomiuri Osaka, Japan: Stores that sell products by weight and volume are gaining popularity amid growing awareness of the problematic quantities of plastic waste linked to shopping. Shoppers who take containers to such stores help to reduce waste and, because products are not sold in fixed quantities, they can avoid having to buy more than they actually need. The idea that "every little helps" has been gaini...

Naruto Fan Gives the Akatsuki a Custom LEGO Set ✖ The Akatsuki are, arguably, the most recognizable threat that was created in the Shonen franchise of Naruto, introducing a collective of rogue ninja hellbent on bending the world to their whim, and one fan has honored the group of evil warriors with a custom LEGO set! Though the current threat to the Hidden Leaf has arrived in the form of the Kara Organization, fans still hold a special place in their hearts for some of the most powerful and nefarious ninjas that nearly brought the ninja world to its knees in the sequel series of Naruto: Shi...

TAKATSUKI, Osaka Prefecture--A confectionery factory of leading food company Meiji Co. here said it

Display market likely ‘stable’ in H1 UNEXPECTED MOVE: Samsung Display’s plan to extend production would likely only affect the balance between supply and demand in the second half, TrendForce said By Chen Cheng-hui / Staff reporter Samsung Display Co’s plans to continue manufacturing LCD panels in South Korea are not expected to affect market dynamics in the first half of this year, but might exacerbate a supply glut during the second half, market researcher TrendForce Corp (集邦科技) said in a note on Thursday. The display unit of Sam...