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

The surge reflects growing public interest in traditional Korean culture.

From 2025 To 2026: The Top 5 Truths Shaping PR And Reputation Management

Public relations is shifting from visibility to credibility as trust becomes the real measure of success in a world shaped by scrutiny and speed.

Hokkaido: When Japan Means More Than Tokyo And Kyoto

In northern Japan, open landscapes and silence define the travel experience.
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Philippines, Other Southeast Asian Pavilions Drawing Crowds At Osaka Kansai Expo

Crowds flock to the Philippines and neighboring pavilions, where Southeast Asia’s creativity and resilience shine at the Osaka Kansai Expo.

Building Quake-Resistant Southeast Asia With Japanese Tech

Learning from the “pancake collapse” in Myanmar, Japanese technology ensures structures are designed to resist failure and preserve lives during future earthquakes.

Iraqi Oil Will Continue To Feed Global Markets For Over 120 Years

The Iraqi government reaffirmed its strong position as one of the world’s major oil suppliers, assuring that its reserves can sustain global demand and support energy security for more than a century.

‘Antarctic Tuna’ Rebrand Mulled For Southern Bluefin

Southern bluefin tuna could be marketed differently as Japan’s fishing group explores rebranding options, suggesting the new identity “Antarctic tuna” to boost the species’ profile and strengthen its positioning in domestic and international seafood markets.

80 Years On: Chinese-Language Care Supports Aging Japanese War Orphans

Decades after being repatriated, Japanese war orphans once left in China during the postwar turmoil are entering their senior years.

South Korea Records Fastest Birth Rate Growth In June

In June, South Korea recorded its fastest birth rate growth, indicating a potential turnaround in its fighting low birth rates.

1 In 4 People Worldwide Still Lack Access To Safe Drinking Water

According to WHO and UNICEF, 2.1 billion people still do not have access to safe drinking water. It is time to take action towards this issue.

Free Sanitary Items Offered In Restrooms At Osaka World Expo

In a positive initiative, the Osaka World Expo will offer free sanitary items in some women’s restrooms, supported by the University of Osaka.

Canada To Drop Some Retaliatory Tariffs On United States

In a significant move, Canada plans to reduce some tariffs on US imports, keeping specific levies on vehicles and metals intact, according to Prime Minister Mark Carney.

Daihatsu Launches New Electric Wheelchair For Elderly People

Daihatsu Motor Co. has released a new electric wheelchair aimed at enhancing mobility for elderly individuals.