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Princess Mako Will Finally Marry Her Non-Aristocrat Boyfriend on October 26

October 9, 2021 by Japan Informer

Japanese Princess Mako and her fiancé have finally decided to get married on the 26th of October; however, no royal ceremony will occur. Their union is not well-supported by the general public due to an unresolved financial issue involving her future mother-in-law, the palace stated on Friday.The controversy surrounding Mako, the fiancé of Kei Komuro's mother, has been … [Read more...] about Princess Mako Will Finally Marry Her Non-Aristocrat Boyfriend on October 26

Tokyo’s Visitor Sites nearly empty as Coronavirus Fears

In Tokyo’s Tsukiji fish market, restaurants generally thronged with vacationers hoping to sample a number of its renowned sushi stand empty, sufferer of the coronavirus this is battering Japan’s tourism sector. Cook Hiroshi Ota, 61, said nearly three-quarters of his customers in regular times are Chinese tourists, but they’re saved away through new Japanese measures […]

Japan Protects Belarusian Athlete, but Rejects Most Refugees

It is interesting to know that the most melodramatic drama in Japan, this time at Haneda Airport, is opposed to the expectation from the Tokyo Summer Olympics! Belarusian sprinter Krystina Tsimanouskaya shared that she was forcibly taken there against her will after publicly criticizing Belarusian Olympic officials online. Under the authoritarian regime of Alexander Lukashenko, […]

What is the average breast size in japan ?

Japanese breast size study shows rapid growth in the previously smallest-busted region of the county. Meanwhile, Japan’s cultural capital, Kyoto, experiences dramatic downsizing. Japanese cosmetics maker Love Cosme conducts an annual study of bust sizes in Japan, and once it’s tallied its data, it releases a listing of the most common size in each of […]

In This Japanese Town, The Deer Roam Free And Befriend Visitors

If you’ve encountered a deer in your backyard or on a hike, you know they’re not really the most social of animals when it comes to humans. Most wild animals aren’t too keen on hanging out with humans, in fact. They’d rather high-tail it (literally) through the brush than stick around and be your friend. […]

Child’s Suicide Rate in Japan is Highest in 30 Years

The British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) reports that the number of child su‌‌‌ici‌‌d‌e‌s in the fiscal year of 2017-18 was the highest in Japan since 1986. According to the report, 250 children up to high school age took their lives during the year, which was five more than the previous year. The majority of the s‌uic‌id‌e […]

SEGA Arcades Across Japan Being Rebranded As Genda Inc Acquires SEGA

After 50 years later fun and rage, SEGA is quitting the arcade industry in Japan. According to European Gamer, SEGA announced in 2020 that it would sell all the arcade it owns to Genda Inc., a brand of its games under the GiGo. In 2020, it was reported that SEGA sold 85% of its shares […]

Fukushima Nuclear Reactor’s Lid Has Lethal Radiation Level

The operator of Fukushima No. 1 nuclear plant might reconsider its decommissioning process after the discovery of the reactor’s unrepairable condition. According to the Nuclear Regulation Authority, the radiation reading near the top of the No.2 reactor’s containment vessel was 1.2 Sieverts an hour, much higher than the assumed reading. The plant’s operator, Tokyo Electric […]

100-Yen Daiso Products Will Now Be Available In Half Of 7-Eleven Stores In Japan

Although the COVID-19 pandemic caused a lot of grief, stress, and uncertainty, it has also made life more convenient. Soon, you may be able to purchase your 100-yen shop products at your Japanese 7-Eleven without having to travel to Daiso. Social distancing and “stay home” recommendations have caused a significant decline in the commercial sphere […]

Historic Japanese Garden Is Transformed Into A Candy-Colored Kaleidoscope

Artists can transform spaces in innovative and less intrusive ways by using digital technology. The art collective teamLab has announced a new digital exhibit in Kairakuen, one of Japan’s most adored gardens, celebrating the 180th anniversary of its establishment in 2022. From February 1 until the closing of March, the historic park will be exhibited […]

The Japanese city with a Christian history

THE WORLD’s most beautiful treasures aren’t always in plain sight; we find them in most unsuspecting places sometimes, tucked away and hidden but shining with potential. Nagasaki city, in the Kumamoto Prefecture of Japan, is the perfect example of this.The treasures found on this island come in the form of century-old Christian churches, each one filled […]