Typhoon limits attendance at annual war memorial in Tokyo
The memorial service was attended by the Emperor and Empress, the heads of the three branches of government including Prime Minister Fumio Kishida, and members of families of the…
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Shimizu Corp. develops AI software to design greener buildings
The new software automates designers’ time-consuming work by having AI learn the complex processes involved in drafting plans for environmentally friendly buildings.
Japan, US to develop missile to intercept hypersonic weapons
The two countries will aim to strengthen deterrence by preparing for threats that are difficult to deal with using existing missile defence networks.
Tritium testing process shortened ahead of treated water release
Tests will be conducted every day for about a month when the release starts to help eliminate the concerns of fishermen and consumers.
Hopes raised in Japan’s tourism as Chinese ban on group tours ends
The end of the ban is likely to serve as a tailwind for the Japanese economy, but many challenges lie ahead for the country to accept a large number of tourists from China.
Summer yukata get pop treatment at Ginza festival in Japan
Oshare Bon Odori, an event to enjoy the summer festival in a more fashionable way, was held for the first time in four years after a hiatus due to the Covid-19 pandemic.
Japan policymaker Aso visits Taipei, stresses importance of Japan-Taiwan ties
Aso is reportedly keen to use lawmaker-led diplomacy to strengthen relations between the two governments, which have no official diplomatic links, with an eye on stabilizing the…
US report highlights Japan’s vulnerability to cyber-attacks
The government is currently working to improve laws and boost human resources in the cyberdomain, but numerous issues still need to be addressed.
Japan plans guidelines for AI-savvy human resources
While citing communication skills as necessary for the full use of generative AI, the guidelines warn against excessive reliance on the technology, noting the importance of ethics…
Japan plans discharge of Fukushima treated water in late August
According to government sources, the government is now doing its utmost to gain understanding of the discharge plan both domestically and internationally.