Aomori's Tsutanuma Pond has recently become a hotspot for tourists seeking to witness a rare natural phenomenon: the reflection of fiery red autumn foliage on the pond's surface during sunrise. (News On Japan)
The rise of Japan's warrior class is at hand. In this video we dive into the development of private warrior groups who will transition into the Bushi along with significant warriors of the capital who will forge lasting warrior clans. (The Shogunate)
You find many Japanese gardens in Tokyo that are reasonable to get in and well maintained by Tokyo Metropolitan government. (Tokyo Kenchan)
A new Halloween hotspot has emerged in Tokyo's Odaiba, offering a space where people can celebrate without disturbing others. As municipalities like Shibuya and Shinjuku discourage large crowds during Halloween, young people are now gathering in Odaiba, where the recently opened Immersive Fort Tokyo aims to become the new destination for Halloween festivities.
(News On Japan)
The average price of new condominiums sold in Tokyo's 23 wards surpassed 100 million yen for the second consecutive year in the first half of this fiscal year, reaching an all-time high. (News On Japan)
Archery athlete Takaharu Furukawa, who competed in six consecutive Olympic Games and won a silver medal in the individual event at the 2012 London Olympics, announced on October 21st that he would retire from competition after the All-Japan Championships, which begin on October 25th at Tokyo Yumenoshima Park Archery Field. (News On Japan)
To be honest, I'm afraid of married women because once they get married they suddenly look down on single people. (Japanese Comedian Meshida)
At the artificial ski resort on Rokko Mountain in Kobe, preparations for the November opening have begun. (News On Japan)
Japanese clinics are increasingly being visited by foreign tourists for a variety of medical reasons. These include emergencies such as sudden illnesses, injuries, and the need for critical vaccinations. (News On Japan)
The Tokyo National Tax Agency has listed a Ferrari, seized from a tax delinquent, in a public auction, setting the minimum bid at a record high of over 70 million yen ($467,000). (News On Japan)
Nearly 60% of listed companies reported that this year’s record-breaking heatwave had a positive impact on their business. (News On Japan)
Established over 1300 years ago, Nara is Japan's first permanent capital and home to some of the country's oldest temples and cultural treasures. Just a short train ride from Osaka and Kyoto, Nara is perfect for an overnight adventure. (japan-guide.com)
A theme park in Tochigi Prefecture, Nasu Highland Park, has introduced a high-paying part-time job program called 'Platinum Part-Time Jobs,' offering an hourly wage of 2500 yen, nearly double the regular rate. (News On Japan)
A series of robberies linked to 'dark part-time jobs' has led to numerous arrests, with many of the perpetrators confessing that they were coerced into committing crimes due to threats against their families. (News On Japan)
With the weakening yen and growing demand for semiconductors, Japan's manufacturing industry is experiencing a resurgence. New industrial clusters, such as those in Kyushu's 'Silicon Island,' are emerging. However, a shortage of suitable 'industrial land' - land with convenient transportation links and easy access to materials - is becoming increasingly evident. (News On Japan)
An event featuring manhole covers decorated with attractions from across Japan, was held in the central region of Toyama Prefecture.
(NHK)
Japan's Empress Emerita Michiko turned 90 years old on Sunday, and attended celebrations at her residence. (News On Japan)
The traditional art of "Kiba no Kakunori," which has continued since the Edo period, was showcased during a festive music festival in Tokyo. (News On Japan)
Two people fell from a mikoshi during an autumn festival in Okayama Prefecture's Asakuchi City on Sunday, leaving a teen male in a critical condition. (News On Japan)
The autumn season is here, it finally feels like fall. Today, we’ll talk about the cooler weather and plan for fall. 2024 still looks to be later than usual despite the normal fall temps now. Tokyo’s average temperature in October is 21C day / 17C night. (ONLY in JAPAN * GO)
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