How Subaru Nearly Took on Smart in America with a Swarm of Tiny Japanese Cars www.thedrive.com

Subaru Subaru R1Kei cars are a Japanese phenomenon, a defined class of tiny vehicles born from the same postwar constraints responsible for European microcars like the Isetta.
A couple of hatchbacks,…

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Microsoft Japan’s four-day week is new evidence that working less is good for productivity — Contributions qz.com

Plastic is created during the production of oil and natural gas, as it’s turned into petroleum products.
So if it tripled by 2050 what will happen to all of the petroleum products?
We need a consumer…

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Assistive exoskeletons now available in Japanese electronic stores, lets you do serious lifting soranews24.com

We have all heard about robotic exoskeletons being employed by Japanese companies to ensure their workers do not succumb to back-breaking labor.
However, Powersuit specialist company Innophys has bee…

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Crowdfunding drive to help rebuild Shuri Castle in Naha raises over ¥230 million www.japantimes.co.jp

Funds totaling more than ¥230 million have been donated by more than 16,500 people to a crowdfunding campaign set up by the city of Naha, in Okinawa Prefecture, to help rebuild Shuri Castle, which wa…

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A $130 billion question: is the worst over for SoftBank? asia.nikkei.com

Son used the placement, which raised 2.6 trillion yen ($23 billion), to pay down debt, buy back shares -- and fund high-tech bets by his Saudi Arabia-backed $100 billion Vision Fund.
The recent colla…

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Star Wars Getting An Official Kabuki Adaptation kotaku.com

East is your slice of Asian internet culture, bringing you the latest talking points from Japan, Korea, China and beyond.
Ichikawa Ebizo XI will star in and supervise the official kabuki adaptation o…

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The Curve Of The Street. kotaku.com

The Curve Of The Street.
Tokyo, Japan.
By Pedro Maia .
JPGs is a photo peek into wherever gamers might find interesting.
If you’re a photographer and have images you want to share, drop us a line !

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American-Japanese model Kiko divides people in Japan with controversial photo shoot soranews24.com

Kiko will be appearing in Queer Eye’s special Japan episodes, set to be released on Netflix on 1 November.
Shot in a traditional Japanese room, the photos show Kiko spread out on the tatami floor in …

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Gaijin Goes To Roppongi In Search Of Culture On Culture Day www.therisingwasabi.com

A foreign resident living in Tokyo has made the journey into Roppongi this evening on the hunt for some culture.
“It’s the best way to honor Culture Day,” said 27-year-old gaijin Trevor Cook looking …

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Leaked Photos Reveal a Closer Look at Nintendo’s Upcoming Theme Park unitedsquid.com

Leaked Photos Reveal a Closer Look at Nintendo’s Upcoming Theme ParkShare via:Nintendo fans, rejoice!
Mario and gang are coming to Universal Parks around the world.
The first to open will be in Super…

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