Closures Over COVID Continue in Japan
An increasing number of businesses across Japan permanently close their doors amid the ongoing coronavirus epidemic.
An increasing number of businesses across Japan permanently close their doors amid the ongoing coronavirus epidemic.
One year has passed since Japan confirmed the first coronavirus patient in the country, but new cases of infection are on the surge despite the government’s declaration of the second state of emergency over the pandemic.
On January 7, 2021, the Sega Shinjuku Kabukicho arcade officially received a certificate saying they broke the Guinness World Record for having the most crane games in a single establishment.
Regulatory Reform Minister Taro Kono says he will strive to deliver the Covid-19 vaccination to the public as soon as possible.
SUS Gallery has a new flagship store in the heart of Tokyo and it's sleek and stylish in silver and black.
Train otaku across Japan must be rejoicing as the press gets footage of the railroad remains from the 1870s.
The Japanese government expands its state of emergency over the coronavirus to seven prefectures such as Osaka and Kyoto in addition to the four in the greater Tokyo area that was originally included.
Toyota Motor has conducted a demonstration of e-Palette self-driving buses planned for the Olympic village next year.