The Japanese government's official social media account "JapanGov" has been introducing The Braille Mainichi newspaper, published by The Mainichi News･･･ ...

The Greek and Japanese languages have some remarkable and intresting similarities that not many people are aware of.

7) The above table contains the existing tax treaties of Japan. The texts of the prior tax treaties wholly replaced by the existing tax treaties are available in the page of the Ministry of Foreign ...

Photographer Paul Tulett has toured Japan to publish a book documenting the country's vast collection of concrete edifices. Here, he spotlights nine unusual examples ... lines of text and water." ...

The number of foreign visitors to Japan topped 33 million from January to November, setting a new annual record, driven by a tourism boom and a weak yen, government estimates showed Wednesday. The ...

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Japan set a new annual record for visitor arrivals with one month to spare, official data showed on Wednesday, as the weak yen helped propel the nation's tourism boom. November saw 3.19 million ...

Japan will utilize nuclear power as much as possible along with renewable energy, a draft government plan showed Tuesday, departing from its earlier resolve to minimize dependence on atomic energy ...

TOKYO, Dec 16 (Reuters) - Japan's core machinery orders rose 2.1% in October from the previous month, government data showed on Monday. That compared with a 1.2% rise expected by economists in a ...

Japan is no stranger to engineering marvels, particularly when it comes to travel. A new “floating” train line has now taken it one step further, travelling 217 miles in just 40 minutes. Japan ...

while a growing interest in translated East Asian literature contributed to an uptick in the number of Japanese novels translated into English. Readers’ tastes, however, have not been restricted ...