Sightseeing[Message from the President] Before the start of the fall semester | News | TOPICS | Tokyo University of Foreign Studies
Almost Monday releases their long-awaited debut album “DIVE”! Japanese CD will be released in November…
Busted to perform in Japan for the first time in 7 years – uDiscoverMusic
IAEA inspects treated water at Fukushima nuclear power plant; investigation team visits Japan for the first time during release work – Kochi Shimbun
TAKE THAT Japan performance for the first time in 29 years | InterFM [89.7MHz TOKYO] – InterFM
THE KID LAROI’s performance in Japan has been decided! | InterFM [ 89.7MHz TOKYO ] – InterFM
Listen to Radiohead! – TOWER RECORDS ONLINE
Japan-Taiwan cooperation: “Global expansion of TSMC Kumamoto model” | Nikkei Crosstech (xTECH)
150 international students from Kansai University of Foreign Studies visited a world heritage site in Nara on Sunday, October 6th.
The city’s longest shopping street in Kita Ward, Kyoto City, is packed with cafes, public baths, and Chinese food, and the scent of Zen wafts through the air.
Shigeru Ishiba elected as new Liberal Democratic Party president, to be nominated as prime minister on the 1st of next month – BBC
Byun Woo Seok comes to Japan for Japan Fan Meet! Looking back on his big break up to “Sungjae” | cinemacafe.net
Expo paper tickets, reservations required for half of the exhibition period, to be sold at convenience stores from next month – Asahi Shimbun Digital
Typhoon No. 17 is expected to approach the Kanto region on the 1st of next month – Japan Meteorological Agency – Jiji Press
[Message from the President] Before the start of the fall semester | News | TOPICS | Tokyo University of Foreign Studies
Region Plaza Joetsu “Ice Arena” opens on Saturday 28th | News
Current status and challenges of inbound tourism policies of local governments nationwide – CNET Japan
Is Japan’s “rice shortage” due to foreign tourists? The root cause is Japan’s structural problems – Taiwanese media = economy
What is the situation like on the ground during the world’s largest travel festival “Tourism EXPO 2024”? | Visit Japan Lab
Former Hirapar Park Director: “Even though Kyoto is known for tea, there are areas that don’t have tea”, boosts tourism, brings positive news such as Nintendo Museum