Young Koreans may be left with no pension: Report
The report comes as Korea is set to become a superaged society in the near future, as it also deals with growing elderly poverty.
In icy Harbin, swimmers warm to the challenge
Despite temperatures dropping to as low as -20 C, winter swimming enthusiasts refused to let their enthusiasm be dampened.
Mitsubishi Estate to sell homes made from only Japan-grown wood
Wide use of domestic wood would lessen the impact of soaring timber prices caused by a decrease in the supply of imported timber.
Japan’s city-run marathons take big steps to resume
Races involving 10,000 runners gradually reappeared on the calendar, with event organizers keeping a close eye on the Covid-19 situation.
World’s first car-train dual-vehicle begins operation in Shikoku
The DMV is an adapted minibus with a capacity of about 20 passengers and runs along the coast of two prefectures.
Back to the office, back to stress: Indonesians dread return to offices
Although there is no clear data on the numbers, many Indonesians have struggled with making the major adjustment to office life.
After-dark skiing lights up Chinas night-time economy
Night skiing is becoming increasingly popular among ski enthusiasts in China.
Caught in the web of porn: How a man’s addiction affected his life
"I'd tried to stop before, and I'd tell myself I needed to stop," he says.
The robots are coming … with your bubble tea
Delivery app Baemin begins door-to-door unmanned delivery service
The pandemic effect: More Koreans obese
More than half of South Koreans in their 30s and 40s were found to be obese last year.