Ambitious but controversial: Japan's new hydrogen project techxplore.com

The Hydrogen Energy Supply Chain is an experiment to see whether Japan can establish a durable supply of liquid hydrogen from Australia, to be burned to generate electricity.

The hydrogen will be pro…

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Akihabara’s Karaoke Adores Closing Doors for Good October 31st www.otaquest.com

There are many locations throughout Tokyo that I frequent. Most of them are game centers, clubs, or bars, but one of my favorite places was Adores in Akihabara. A huge tower on the corner of the main…

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Elon Musk’s Economics 101 Course For Japan www.forbes.com

Singlehandedly, Musk reminded Panasonic and peers that the real gold rush of the decade ahead isn’t making cars, but in the carbon-neutral power sources that fuel their engines. The hope was that Abe…

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5 Ways to have an Online Halloween in Japan This Year blog.gaijinpot.com

Halloween in Japan is a big deal. Over the past couple of decades, the holiday has slowly grown from a small event celebrated only by foreigners to one of the biggest party weekends in the country. T…

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Japan mulls extending travel subsidy campaign past January english.kyodonews.net

The Japanese government is considering extending its domestic travel subsidy program beyond late January to continue support for the tourism sector amid the novel coronavirus pandemic, sources famili…

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What Ghost of Tsushima Gets Right and Wrong About Japan’s Past blog.gaijinpot.com

The game takes place in the year 1274 during the first Mongol invasion of Japan. You play as Jin Sakai, a samurai lord of Tsushima Island, who lives to protect his lands and people from the Mongol ho…

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Stump Chair by Satoshi Itasaka www.spoon-tamago.com

Designer Satoshi Itasaka has created Stump Chair, a highly durable, functioning chair made entirely from excess fabric from the fast fashion industry. This excess fabric is typically disposed of at b…

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Tokyo Olympics to offer ticket refunds www.japantimes.co.jp

The Tokyo Olympic and Paralympic Games’ organizing committee plans to begin accepting requests for ticket refunds from November, it was learned Saturday.

Tokyo Olympic ticket refunds are expected to …

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“Morisada’s Sketches”: A One-Man Encyclopedia of Edo-Period Cultural Differences www.nippon.com

Japan’s long-running rivalry between the west of the country, including the old capital of Kyoto, and the new capital of Edo (now Tokyo) in the east has fostered regional cultural differences. Kitaga…

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Aomori Art and Archeology www.tokyoartbeat.com

Aomori’s artistry thrived all the way back in the Jomon period (13,000–300 BC). This era was named for the cord markings on its pottery, a decorative practice that would develop into intricate variat…

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