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Japan Crown Prince Visits 2 Hospitals in Quake-Hit Kumamoto September 1, 2026
Kumamoto, Sept. 1 (Jiji Press)--Japan's Crown Prince Akishino on Tuesday visited two hospitals in Kumamoto Prefecture, southwestern Japan, which was hit hard by a powerful earthquake in late July, offering words of encouragement to staff workers at the institutions. The Crown Prince visited Saiseikai Kumamoto Hospital in the city of Kumamoto, the capital of the […]
Russia Voices Concern over Japan-U.S.-Australia Drills September 1, 2026
Tokyo, Sept. 1 (Jiji Press)--Russia has expressed concern to the Japanese Embassy in Moscow over joint defense drills among Japan, the United States and Australia scheduled for Sept. 8-24, Russian news agency Tass reported Tuesday. Russian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Maria Zakharova said Moscow told the embassy that "provocative military activity near the Far Eastern borders […]
Japan, 4 Central, Eastern European Nations Affirm AI Cooperation September 1, 2026
Tokyo, Sept. 1 (Jiji Press)--The foreign ministers from Japan and four Central and Eastern European nations forming the Visegrad Four, or V4, framework agreed Tuesday to boost cooperation between research institutions and companies from the countries over cutting-edge technologies, such as artificial intelligence. At a meeting held near Bratislava, the capital of Slovakia, the ministers, […]
Hope Still Held for Japanese Family A Week after Nepal Floods September 1, 2026
Kathmandu/Beijing, Sept. 1 (Jiji Press)--A Japanese family of five remains missing after flash floods and mudslides struck the Nepal-China border last week, but a local tour company employee has not given up hope to find them safe. While Wednesday will mark a week since the disaster, the employee who oversaw the family's tour said Monday […]
Japan PM Seeks Nepal's Cooperation in Search of 5 Japanese September 1, 2026
Tokyo, Sept. 1 (Jiji Press)--Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi on Tuesday asked for Nepal's maximum cooperation in the search for five Japanese nationals who went unaccounted for after a massive flash flood that occurred in Himalayan country last week. She made the request in phone talks with Nepalese Prime Minister Balendra Shah, who replied that […]

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Bōsai no Hi: Japan’s Disaster Preparedness Day August 31, 2026
Held on September 1 each year in Japan, Disaster Preparedness Day is a time for thinking about and practicing how to respond to a potential future disaster.
Yokohama’s New “Poop Museum”: A Crappy, Kawaii Learning Experience August 29, 2026
Defecation has never been so charming or Instagrammable as it is at Japan’s Unko Museums, the latest of which is now open in Yokohama. Playful and entirely pop, this facility built around the poop theme of “unko kawaii” offers experiences available nowhere else.
The Japanese Giant Salamander: An Amphibian Titan August 28, 2026
One of the world’s largest amphibians, the Japanese giant salamander is protected as a special natural monument.
With Kamakura: Traditional Snow-Country Architecture in a Sunny Seaside Neighborhood August 24, 2026
The café With Kamakura is located in a unique building reconstructed from three traditional farmhouses transported across the country, and combines architectural heritage with local, seasonal dining.
Aizu-Wakamatsu’s Tsurugajō Castle: Where the Samurai Era Ended August 20, 2026
Tsurugajō Castle was the site of a prolonged siege during the turbulent years marking the transition from the Edo period (1603–1868) to the Meiji era (1868–1912). Today, the red-roofed castle is a symbol of Fukushima Prefecture that stands in a large park encompassing the former castle grounds. Defended to the last by loyal supporters of […]

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