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You could pay up to three times more to visit some of Japan's best museums if their boards heed the government's call.

Japanese social media users were aghast at reports of the deaths, which raised serious questions about how the facility managed safety.

One of Tokyo's most beloved and culturally significant museums is finally set to reopen to the public on March 31st.

The move sparks a renewed debate around who's responsible for picking up after Japan's record number of tourists.

Experts say "oshi-katsu" and this age-old religious trend have helped fuel the rise of character dolls dangling from bags and backpacks.

Supporters of marriage equality in Japan were met with an unexpected setback after a series of affirmative rulings.

The chain's owners ultimately ordered the store to take the sign down. Here's why many Japanese netizens defended it.

A recent incident involving a tired rapper and a self-checkout stand reveals anxiety around the growing use of the technology.