Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi's administration plans to reduce the consumption tax on food items to zero for two years to cope with inflatio...

With Kore-eda, Hamaguchi and Fukada in competition and a new generation pitching at the market, the country of honor is making the most of i...

Japan is out in force in Cannes this year across the Official Selection and parallel sections as well as the Marché du Film, where it is the...

The Swedish private equity firm has announced plans to acquire Tabelog's parent company, Kakaku.com, in a deal expected to be valued around...

Videos of the meticulous care that cuddly toys receive at Cleaning Yonmarusan have mesmerized fans on social media, attracting customers fro...

Upward pressure on Japanese government bond yields is building as oil prices remain elevated after the U.S. and Iran rejected each other's p...

The packaging on some snacks in Japan is turning a somber black-and-white, as the war in Iran disrupts the supply of an ingredient in colore...

The company will also consider India and other countries if suitable rare earths investment opportunities exist there.

An umpire was seriously injured when he was struck by a bat during a game in Japan; should MLB adopt a similar rule to NPB?

The biggest snack maker in Japan is making some of its packaging black and white as the Iran war disrupts the market for a key material used...

Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi and Mathias Cormann, secretary-general of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD), me...

Popular Japanese fashion brand Uniqlo will soon open another store in the Chicago area, this time at a busy suburban mall. The store, at...

Spiking LNG prices and reduced supply from the Middle East have prompted Japan and South Korea to raise coal power generation and coal impor...

Japan received the shipment of U.S. oil in late April and Russian oil earlier this month.

The case highlighted the unclear criteria foreign residents face when wanting to become a naturalized citizen in Japan, with the plaintiff's...