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Myaku-Myaku Statues Relocated Near 1970 Expo’s Tower Of Sun

A ceremony marked the relocation of two Myaku-Myaku statues near the Tower of the Sun monument.

Prime Minister Takaichi Vows To Make Japan Strong Through Investment

Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi vowed before parliament that her administration will promote investment to strengthen Japan’s overall national and economic capacity.

Japanese Food Company Launches Treats Dogs, People Can Share

Japanese confectionery firm Morinaga & Co. will launch seven sweets on March 3 that dog owners can safely share with their pets.

OPEC+ Leans Toward Resumption In Oil Output Increases From April

OPEC+ is leaning toward resuming oil output increases in April as summer demand approaches and prices stay firm amid U.S.-Iran tensions.

Pokemon-Themed Facility Opens In Japan

PokePark Kanto officially opened inside Yomiuriland, becoming the first permanent Pokemon theme park featuring interactive forest and town areas for fans of all ages.

Foreign Workers In Japan Hit Record 2.57 Million

Japan recorded a new high of 2.57 million foreign workers in October 2025, reflecting deeper labor shortages and the growing role of migrant labor in sustaining the country’s economy.

Japan To Accept Up To 1.23M Foreign Workers Through FY 2028

Japan will accept up to 1.23 million foreign workers through fiscal year 2028.

Seoul Eyes Joint UNESCO Bid With Pyongyang For Taekwondo

South Korea is eyeing a joint UNESCO bid with North Korea for taekwondo recognition.

Loggerhead Turtle 14.9K-Mile Trek: From Aegean To Spain

A loggerhead sea turtle named Gumus traveled nearly 24,000 kilometers across the Mediterranean.

South Korea’s Royal Palaces, Tombs See Record Visitors In 2025

South Korea’s royal palaces and tombs welcomed a record 17.8 million visitors in 2025, reflecting rising interest in traditional culture.

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