Metropolitan government may ask other parts of Japan to match its restrictions on adult entertainment advertising.
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And if you don’t put them in the bowl, should you expect the staff to clean them up for you?
Sale of popular travel pass to end as residents find themselves competing with out-of-towners for space on public transportation.
First-of-its-kind tax would bring in nearly one billion yen, but government says it’s not about the money.
We find out if people in Tokyo are ripping off their masks and throwing them to the wind in light of the new changes.
We call them “rice balls” in English, but the real-meaning of “onigiri” is something a lot of Japanese people don’t find appetizing.
Four times as many women in one age group expect the guy to pay for everything than in another.
Student suffers fever after being told to take off extra layer on coldest day of the year.
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Mayor of second-place city expresses regret at not capturing the title of Japan’s biggest ramen-spenders.
New rule for convenience stores goes into effect on day of announcement, but there’s some equipment shops and shoppers need first.
Report says latest removal of pandemic protocols will bring the noise back, but one precaution is staying in place.
Even with government plans to downgrade the coronavirus to the same danger level as seasonal flu, many plan to stay masked up.