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Gilgeous-Alexander Sets Scoring Record
Culture

Gilgeous-Alexander Sets Scoring Record

Shai Gilgeous-Alexander surpassed Wilt Chamberlain's record for consecutive 20-point games. The Thunder's victory impacts NBA standings.

Source: The Japan Times
Takaichi Ill; U.S. Visit Unclear
Travel Alerts

Takaichi Ill; U.S. Visit Unclear

Minister Takaichi is experiencing cold symptoms, causing her to miss scheduled events. This raises questions about her upcoming visit to the U.S.

Source: The Japan Times
Tokyo's Best Spring Flower Festivals
Events

Tokyo's Best Spring Flower Festivals

Beyond cherry blossoms, Tokyo explodes with vibrant spring flower festivals. Discover tulips, azaleas, wisteria, and moss phlox in stunning displays, many with evening illuminations.

Source: Tokyo Cheapo
Butsukari Otoko: Bumping in Japan?
Travel Alerts

Butsukari Otoko: Bumping in Japan?

A viral video has sparked discussion about 'butsukari otoko' (bumping man) in Japan, where people deliberately bump into others. While Japan remains safe, travelers should be aware of this harassment, especially in crowded areas like train stations.

Source: GaijinPot Blog
Japan's Fossil Fuel Tech in ASEAN Renewables Gap
Travel Alerts

Japan's Fossil Fuel Tech in ASEAN Renewables Gap

Japan's push for fossil fuel technology in ASEAN gains traction as renewable energy adoption stalls. What does this mean for Japan's role in the region's energy future?

Source: Nikkei Asia
Norinchukin Bank Invests in Japan Real Estate
Travel Alerts

Norinchukin Bank Invests in Japan Real Estate

Norinchukin Bank partners with CBRE to invest in Japanese real estate after bond losses. This move could reshape tourism infrastructure and local economies.

Source: Nikkei Asia
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