University of Tokyo researchers use AI to predict the spread of radioactive debris venturebeat.com

Promising new research out of the University of Tokyo Institute of Industrial Science shows that the dispersion of radioactive material can be accurately predicted with the help of machine learning.

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World Cup: Japan lost the game, but win hearts on social media english.kyodonews.net

Japan may have been crushed by their last-gasp loss to Belgium that ended their dream of reaching their first-ever World Cup quarterfinals, but the Samurai Blue and their fans have certainly won plau…

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5 YouTube Channels to Help You Learn Japanese blog.gaijinpot.com

Mastering Japanese while holding down full-time employment might be tricky — especially if you live far from the gaijin-friendly environs of Tokyo where language schools exist at almost every corner.…

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The Japanese Calendar’s Y2K Moment blogs.msdn.microsoft.com

The Windows 10 Spring Release includes a placeholder for the era expected to begin on 1 May, 2019. That information is in a registry key that can be removed or edited in the event that a system's so…

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‘Naked hermit’ who lived on deserted island for thirty years ‘captured’, brought back to civilisation www.news.com.au

A man who lived as a castaway on a deserted island for almost 30 years has been removed from his home after becoming the longest lasting voluntary castaway alive.
Masafumi Nagasaki arrived on the isl…

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Honda developing successor to ASIMO robot for more practical use english.kyodonews.net

Honda Motor Co. is developing a successor to its ASIMO humanoid robot, which can walk on two legs, to use for more practical purposes such as nursing care, a company official said Thursday.

"We will …

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Tokyo passes tough anti-smoking law ahead of 2020 Olympics kfgo.com

The new city law, which takes full effect several months before the Olympics open on July 24, 2020, bans smoking in any bar or restaurant with hired employees.

The Tokyo law is far tougher than legis…

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Nintendo resumes sales of palm-sized "Famicom" console english.kyodonews.net

Nintendo Co. on Thursday resumed the sales in Japan of a smaller, palm-sized version of its 35-year-old popular game console "Famicom" in response to requests for its revival among fans.

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Line to launch crypto exchange in July www.techinasia.com

Mobile messaging service Line is hopping on the blockchain bandwagon with a new cryptocurrency exchange. Called Bitbox, the exchange will be available for all users globally except Japan and the US a…

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New Organization Takes On Unreasonable Rules in Japan’s Schools www.nippon.com

An Osaka court case featuring a girl suing her school for insisting she dye her naturally brown hair black has drawn attention to irrational school rules in Japan. A new group is examining the proble…

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