Japan Pays Families £5,300 per Child to Leave Tokyo
Facing a demographic crisis, the Japanese government unveils a controversial new strategy to boost its birth rate by incentivising families to leave crowded Tokyo for the countryside.
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Japan's Imperial Family Faces Crisis Over Lavish Ritual
The costly and secretive Daijosai enthronement ritual for Emperor Naruhito has ignited a fierce debate in Japan, pitting ancient tradition against modern financial transparency and the future of the Chrysanthemum Throne.
Hiroshima: 80 Years of Peace After the Bomb
80 years after the atomic bomb, Hiroshima has transformed into a vibrant city of peace, resilience, and a must-visit destination, teaching the world powerful lessons from its past.
Japan Imposes Strict New Rules on Mount Fuji Access
Japan introduces mandatory fees, visitor caps, and a new barrier at Mount Fuji's most popular trail to combat dangerous overcrowding and environmental damage on its iconic peak.
Japan's New Hawaii: Unspoilt Okinawa Islands Revealed
Forget Hawaii. Japan's pristine Okinawa Islands offer turquoise waters, white-sand beaches, and lush forests without the crowds. Discover the ultimate tropical escape in the Far East.
Inside Japan's Untouched 1970s Erotic Hotel
A bizarre and untouched 'erotic hotel' from 1970s Japan has been rediscovered, offering a jaw-dropping glimpse into a hedonistic past. With its wild themed rooms and retro decor frozen in time, it's captivating the internet.
Japan's Bullet Trains Halted Amid Severe Flooding Crisis
Severe flooding and landslides in northern Japan have halted all Shinkansen services on the Akita line, stranding passengers and causing major travel disruption. Get the latest updates.
Aussie Graveyard Thief's Suicide in Japan's Infamous Forest
Exclusive: The tragic tale of an Australian man, Jay Keating, who stole from the dead in Osaka graveyards before taking his own life in the infamous Aokigahara forest. A story of desperation, crime, and a haunting end.
Exploring Hashima: Japan's Haunting Abandoned Island
Explore the haunting ruins of Hashima Island, a desolate ghost town off the coast of Japan. Once a thriving coal mining community, now a decaying time capsule and UNESCO site shrouded in mystery and dark history.
AI Stethoscope Detects Heart Failure in Seconds
A groundbreaking AI-powered stethoscope developed by Imperial College London can instantly identify heart failure, potentially saving thousands of lives through rapid, non-invasive diagnosis.
UK Sends HMS Prince of Wales Aircraft Carrier to Japan
Defence Secretary John Healey announces the deployment of the Royal Navy's flagship aircraft carrier, HMS Prince of Wales, to Japan for a major strategic partnership, enhancing security in the Indo-Pacific region.
Solo Female Traveller's Harrowing Warning After Japan Incident
An experienced Australian solo traveller shares a chilling account of her terrifying experience in Osaka's Dotonbori district, issuing a stark warning to other women about the hidden dangers of Japan after dark.
Japan City Bans Smartphone Use While Walking
The Japanese city of Toyoake enacts a groundbreaking ordinance, banning smartphone use while walking in public. Learn about the new safety measures, penalties, and the global problem of 'smombies' this law aims to address.
Ireland's Women Dominate Japan in Record-Breaking RWC Opener
Ireland's Women's Rugby team, the Grand Slam champions, launched their 2025 World Cup campaign with a stunning 36-12 victory over a spirited Japan, setting a new tournament attendance record in the process.
Japan official arrested after fatal bear attack negligence
Japanese police arrest a local official for negligence after a fatal bear attack in Takikawa, Hokkaido, sparking national debate on wildlife management.
Gaza Students Secure UK University Places Amid Conflict
A major breakthrough has been secured for nine Palestinian students from Gaza, who will now receive support to take up their hard-won places at UK universities after being trapped by the ongoing conflict.
Huge Fireball Illuminates Night Sky Over Western Japan
A spectacular fireball, believed to be a meteoroid fragment, blazed across western Japan in a stunning celestial display. The event, captured on countless dashcams and security cameras, has ignited scientific excitement and public awe.
Queen's Imperial State Crown dazzles at Parliament
The iconic Imperial State Crown, a symbol of British monarchy, was prominently displayed during the State Opening of Parliament, marking a historic moment in Westminster.
Leeds WWII vet honoured by Japan for UK-Japan relations work
A 98-year-old Royal Navy veteran from Leeds has been awarded Japan's highest honour for his role in fostering UK-Japan relations post-World War II.
Imperial War Museum faces Holocaust display backlash
The Imperial War Museum has come under fire for a caption in its Holocaust exhibit, sparking debate over historical accuracy and sensitivity.
Japan orders evacuations amid deadly Kyushu flooding
Southern Japan faces torrential rain and landslides, prompting evacuation orders and disrupting transport. Authorities warn of life-threatening conditions as the storm system lingers.
Japan on high alert as heavy rain triggers evacuation orders
Southern Japan braces for severe weather as torrential rain prompts evacuation advisories and landslide alerts in Miyazaki and Kagoshima prefectures.
UK universities face funding crisis - Oxford and Imperial at risk
Leading UK universities, including Oxford and Imperial College London, warn of financial instability due to government funding cuts, risking research and global competitiveness.
Starmer criticises UK gov over Hiroshima memorial snub
Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer has condemned the UK government for failing to send a minister to the Hiroshima and Nagasaki memorials, calling it a 'missed opportunity' for peace diplomacy.
Hiroshima marks 79 years since atomic bombing
Survivors and dignitaries gathered in Hiroshima to commemorate the 79th anniversary of the devastating atomic bombing, calling for global peace and nuclear disarmament.
Zoo euthanises healthy bear, gets death threats
A zoo in Japan has sparked outrage after euthanising a healthy bear, leading to a flood of death threats from furious animal lovers.
Hiroshima today: wild swimming meets TikTok culture
Explore Hiroshima's vibrant present through stunning images capturing wild swimming, TikTok dances, and the city's resilient spirit decades after the atomic bombing.
Rowson's Hiroshima cartoon marks 80th anniversary
Renowned cartoonist Martin Rowson commemorates the 80th anniversary of the Hiroshima bombing with a striking visual commentary on nuclear warfare and its enduring legacy.
Japan's Liberty Island honoured with memorial gravestone
Japan's champion filly Liberty Island, who tragically passed away last year, has been honoured with a gravestone in a touching ceremony attended by fans and her devoted trainer.
Hiroshima mayor criticises Trump’s Nobel Peace Prize bid
Hiroshima’s mayor has condemned Donald Trump’s Nobel Peace Prize nomination, calling it ‘incomprehensible’ as the former US president prepares to visit the atomic-bombed city.
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