Japan’s “Recycling-Oriented Manufacturing” with Doraemon
Dive into Japan’s sustainable future with the concept of “recycling-oriented manufacturing” at EXPO Osaka 2025. Through the lens of Doraemon.
Dive into Japan’s sustainable future with the concept of “recycling-oriented manufacturing” at EXPO Osaka 2025. Through the lens of Doraemon.
Wales and Japan’s historic relationship is entering a new phase, focusing on tech innovation, green energy, and cultural collaboration.
Latvia and Lithuania reveal their mascot, Barabi-chan, and the interactive Baltic Pavilion concept for EXPO Osaka 2025.
On July 13, Tokyo will welcome professional cyclists, para-athletes and cycling enthusiasts to THE ROAD RACE TOKYO TAMA 2025, an international road race recognized by the Union Cycliste Internationale (UCI).
Japan came a miserable 45th among the best places to live abroad while the UK and US also failed to make the top 20.
With a history spanning more than 650 years, Noh was recognized as a UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage in 2008.
While the allure of owning a piece of Japan for such low costs is undeniable, the reality is far more complex.
Showcasing top-calibre villas and homes, Japan’s premier resort destinations were named at the 2024 PropertyGuru Asia Property Awards.
For a memorable escape from city life, the Harbor Terrace Hotel in Zushi is about an hour or so by train or car from Tokyo, with breathtaking views, world-class dining and a relaxed beach town setting.
The Australia New Zealand Chamber of Commerce in Japan (ANZCCJ), in collaboration with the Japan Australia Business Co-operation Committee (JABCC) and the Japan New Zealand Business Council (JNZBC), will host the annual shinnenkai (New Year gathering) on Thursday, January 16 at the Imperial Hotel Tokyo.
GoConnect is giving you a list of some of the best skating rinks in Tokyo that are sure to make this winter a magical one.
During the holiday season, people around the world exchange greeting cards to wish their loved ones a Merry Christmas or Happy Hanukkah. In Japan, this tradition is reflected in nengajo, or Japanese New Year’s greeting cards.