Economic and Industry Minister Yasutoshi Nishimura told the press that in order to inform people both at home and abroad about the food’s safety, Japan’s Prime Minister Fumio Kishida ate radioactive fish from Fukushima waters. Fumio Kishida, the prime minister of Japan, ate fish from the waters off Fukushima with
Masahiko Inami’s team at the University of Tokyo has developed robot arms aimed at unlocking creativity. Their work is rooted in the concept of “jizai,” which refers to the freedom of movement and flexibility in design. What would society look like if cyborg body parts were freely available for use
According to a press release from the Japanese Ministry of Defense (MoD), Japan has created new hypersonic missiles to deter Chinese military aggression against what is known as the First Island Chain. Japan has kicked off a project to field a new coastal, anti-ship cruise missile as part of the
Japan’s public broadcaster NHK has revealed that TEPCO (Tokyo Electric Power Company) has begun secretly releasing irradiated water from the Fukushima disaster into the ocean. Tokyo Electric Power Company (better known as TEPCO) started releasing irradiated seawater from Monday afternoon into an underwater tunnel that has been built to release
Professor Katsuhiko Hayashi, a Japanese scientist at Kyushu University, is in the process of creating 100% lab-grown babies in five years. Growing human babies from scratch in a lab could be possible in just five years thanks to a new breakthrough. Researchers in Japan are on the cusp of being able to
Scientists from the University of Tokyo have created “Jizai Arms,” which resemble the real Doctor Octopus arms. This wearable backpack can power up to six detachable robot arms and moves with the user’s body. Scientists from the University of Tokyo have developed a set of robotic arms that can be
A 27-year-old Infosys techie named Venkatasamy Vignesh quit his job to take up brinjal farming in Japan, where he earns double the income, as the country’s demand for farmers is increasing due to its ageing population and the younger generation’s disinterest in agriculture.
One of the first Asian leaders to recognize the global and regional impact of China’s rise, the late Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe laid the foundation for a new Asian order that is now emerging.
According to Dr. Kaori Sakurada from Yamagata University, men with higher libido are 69% less likely to die young than their peers.