Indonesian uses puppets to teach threat to world’s rarest rhinos
50-year-old Samsudin asks the children in the West Javan village of Indramayu to mimic the animals, and teaches them the importance of guarding the forest and the wildlife unique…
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Secrets of Kyoto: Sencha tea has roots in Buddhist sect from China
Today, sencha is the tea that Japanese people drink most commonly on a daily basis.
Japan puts priority on developing a work-ready ‘digital workforce’
Based on its existing educational framework, Japan is not currently capable of responding to the serious ongoing shortage in digital manpower.
Record-high 209,000 new coronavirus cases tallied in Japan
The figure is the eighth straight day of Tokyo numbers above the 20,000 line.
LDP bigwig calls for Japan to raise defense spending
The aim is to drastically strengthen Japan’s defense capabilities within five years.
Lessons for dignitary protection: Police, safety commission slow in dealing with Abe shooting
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Monkey attacks leave 38 injured in Yamaguchi residential area
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Flying car flies 520-meter round trip on test flight in Oita
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Google, Microsoft registered in Japan as foreign tech firms
The Justice Ministry had requested the registrations in a move to promote measures dealing with online defamation.
China highway plan includes road links to Taiwan by 2035
Taiwan has not agreed to the development of road links, which it believes would be security risks.