Increasing rate of infections expected to prompt other major Japanese cities also being part of designated emergency areas.
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Survey of live-action and vocal performers shows startling number who’ve already used up their savings.
Mr. Sato is wiser, and healthier, than people think, and he’s here to help you stay loose and limber.
We take a chance with a random selection from a machine that sells tarantulas and dung beetles for you to eat.
He’s ready to run customers around the empty streets of Asakusa, even though he knows it’s not the safest choice.
A trip to a Tokyo dog cafe and a chance encounter with a Shiba Inu master leads to an epiphany for our canine-loving reporter.
Nine rooms of puzzles and a countdown to disaster to get your team’s minds working and pulses racing.
Roughly one third of the planet expected to be unable to travel to Japan as part of expanded coronavirus countermeasures.
Pretty much everyone who visits Nara stops by the park to feed crackers to the deer, so are the smaller crowds leaving them hungry?
A helping hand to Japan’s hurting ranchers that would also be great reason to social distance at home.
”Military” designation has been absent from certified teaching materials for more than a decade.
Mos Burger’s burgers are still moss-free, but this new one doesn’t use any animal products either.