Japan (Page 69)
Mr. Sato dreams up an innovative way to ensure good luck and give yourself an excuse to eat fried chicken.
The return of the sakura and the arrival of sakura beer are both annual events, but their timing doesn’t have to match.
Local residents’ complaints about bad-mannered tourists prompt pledges from mayor to consider tighten regulations.
While you’re rushing between Tokyo and Kyoto, don’t forget to take some time to stop and sip the tea.
From ghostly processions to playful monsters, this exhibition shows off the charm of Japan’s folklore with modern visual technology.
Three robbery attempts, all connected to Hong Kong currency exchange, take place within 14 hours of each other.
Statistics show overall situation is improving, but some at-risk individuals need more help than ever.
After 15 years of needing a doctor’s permission, women and teens in Japan can now buy emergency contraceptives over the counter, but still with some strings attached.
Starbucks is getting into Godiva territory with the price of its newest chocolate dessert drink, but is the quality there?
Forecast shows you might need to move your cherry blossom plans in Japan up by a few days.





































































