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Tourists’ No-Shows Are Driving This Japanese Sweets Shop to Tears

The store says between 2 and 3 groups of tourists cancel every day, leaving a big hole in its bottom line.

The submitter confessed that they didn't even "create" the work themselves but instead took a pre-generated image from a website.

How the Red Cross and other organizations used war brides and the adoption of mixed-race children to fight the Cold War.

The character, created by a children's book author, has been the face of the popular transit card since its inception in 2001.

A combination of government missteps and online disinformation has steadily eroded public trust in the life-saving practice.

The new offering provides a luxurious stay in one of Tokyo's most luxurious districts. But is it still an authentic ryokan experience?

As tourists create overcrowded conditions across Japan, one of the country's most spiritually symbolic prefectures remains overlooked.

The film, released in October 2024, has yet to screen in the filmmaker's own country due to questions around the footage it used.