‘Flurona’: Possible to contract double whammy of Covid-19 and influenza
A doctor said that co-infection of Covid-19 and influenza could cause complications in diagnosis, treatment and recovery.
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Cambodia reaching mine-free status province-by-province
Work will begin next week to evaluate mine-free progress in several areas.
Hangover drinks: What are the best choices and do they really work?
South Koreans drank an average of 8.3 liters of alcohol in 2019, according to the Korea Institute for Health and Social Affairs.
From cosy home parties to a $20k themed celebration, kids’ birthday bashes are back with a bang
Party planners say bookings for such events are back to pre-Covid-19 levels, with some kids' attractions also receiving bookings for big parties.
Fukuoka town of Japan produces craft beer made from local produce
Named Tachiarai Ale, the two craft beers are made with locally harvested strawberries and corn and have been launched to support farmers struggling amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Yuezhou fan inheritor in Central China’s Hunan
The craft of making these fans was listed in the fifth batch of national intangible cultural heritages in 2021, and is one of the most famous fans in China.
Japanese WWII sword connects Japan, U.S. 7 decades later
The sword belonging to a soldier of the Imperial Japanese army was handed over after being stored in the US for 70 years.
Eco-friendly wooden building draws attention at university in Tokyo
The building is designed to attract the attention of people passing by, and is made of domestically sourced cedar and larch.
No signs Japan any closer to securing stable electricity supply
Suspension of unprofitable thermal power plants, delayed restart of nuclear power plants and the unusually hot weather are key reasons.
Pulmuone sponsors Korean food documentary by US culinary school
South Korean food giant Pulmuone and the Culinary Institute of America will also produce food documentaries on China, Japan, and Southeast Asian cuisine.