In this episode I explore Tokyo's famous nightlife, Tokyo has many entertainment districts and I hit up the most popular ones like Shinjuku and Shibuya which offer plenty of weird and wacky options! (Malini Angelica)

The ex-President emerged from home hospice care to attend a memorial service for his wife of 77 years.

Heavy snow blankets northern states creating dangerous conditions in first major snowfall of the season.

The disgraced lawyer, already serving two life terms for murder, gets a 27-year sentence for financial fraud.

A Japanese government survey shows last year there were record high percentages of overweight children in many age groups, possibly due to pandemic-related lifestyle changes. (NHK)

A group of children of Jehovah's Witnesses followers in Japan has called on the Japanese government to conduct an investigation into alleged sexual abuse by the religious organization. (NHK)

America VS Japan (Sora The Troll)

Relatives of the victims are willing to accept a fraction of the nearly $1.5bn they won in legal judgements.

Israelis released from Gaza say they endured very little food, intimidation and no word from outside.

The Pope, 86, was due to begin a three-day visit to Dubai on Friday but has lung inflammation.

Police raided the group, which is being investigated for rape, kidnapping, abuse and trafficking.

Forty-one construction workers were freed after over two weeks trapped in a tunnel.

The workers were stuck for two weeks after a part of a tunnel they were working in collapsed.

Dozens of cars are seen queuing for fuel in Khan Younis as Gazans try to secure necessities during the ceasefire.

A host of former US presidents and first ladies will attend the tribute service in Georgia.

Tribal elders allegedly ordered the killing after the woman appeared in a photo that was doctored.

The northernmost station located within the Arctic Circle will close on Thursday night, the government says.

Diarrhoea is widespread in shelters and chronic illnesses are not being treated, the UN agency warns.

Human rights groups say dozens of demonstrators have been killed by security forces over the past year.

The capital city is recovering from Sunday's series of attacks on prisons and a military barracks.