Roki Sasaki, the Japanese pitching sensation known for his 102-mph fastball and devastating splitter, threw his first bullpen ...

Ancient history and sophisticated modern technology mingle seamlessly in Japan and together create some Japan landmarks not ...

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Tokyo continued to be a magnet for people in 2024, with a net influx of around 80,000 nearing the pre-pandemic 2019 level and highlighting the longstanding population concentration in the capital, ...

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A truck driver has spent more than 24 hours trapped under a sinkhole in Japan that swallowed his vehicle in the greater Tokyo area, national officials confirmed. The crater formed at a busy ...

Here, we'll take you on a delightful journey through Tokyo's most renowned and awe-inspiring cherry blossom locations. 1. Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden ... visitors can also explore the popular ...

Billy Mills did not just confound two of the all-time kings of distance running as he shot from obscurity with his high-speed, high-stepping, home-straight gallop into Olympic immortality in Tokyo’s ...

Ueno Park is another of Tokyo’s much loved vast green spaces. Extremely popular in springtime, thanks to its 800 cherry blossom trees, Ueno Park is much more than just a park. Within Ueno Park are ...

Admiral Yi Sun-shin exhibition One of the highlights the museum is preparing to mark the occasions is its first large-scale exhibition about Admiral Yi Sun-shin (1545–1598) and his era. The exhibition ...

It was acquired by Japan’s National Museum of Western Art from Rob Smeets Old Master Paintings. In 2020 a metal detectorist stumbled across a buried collection of Bronze Age artefacts near ...