Is the new Nintendo Museum worth a visit? If you're a younger gamer — maybe. If you're an older lover of the company's 1980s and '90s hits — almost definitely. https://t.co/7M7bnG2euq
Today in 1931, Japan designated the Akita Inu 🐕 a Natural Monument! In front of the Hachiko statue in Shibuya, catch this canine leaping through a huge screen thanks to @HIT_CO_LTD, whose cutting-edge 3D can be seen by the naked eye 👁️. https://t.co/RsOGh7ZLLC
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As summers get hotter across the world — and Japan potentially faces its hottest summer on record — we’re met with a paradox: To stay cool, it seems we’re compelled to consume more. https://t.co/dDB8nd9HYB
If you live in Japan long enough, you're bound to receive an invitation sooner or later. Make sure you know how to respond or how to ask in return. #Japan#日本語 https://t.co/kU40sjrowh
If you're vegetarian, vegan or have some kind of allergy, then knowing how to ask about what you're eating is an essential skill to have. #Japanese#日本語 https://t.co/RVjRkQgHnM
The yukata 👘 is a traditional Japanese favorite worn at festivals and fireworks 🎆 displays even today. But it actually has a history of approx. 1,000 years. Take this opportunity to learn more about the #yukata, and be sure to try one out when you visit Japan!
If you're vegetarian, vegan or have some kind of allergy, then knowing how to ask about what you're eating is an essential skill to have. https://t.co/nKJeUDiGC7
Say goodbye to the hassle of heavy loads 💪 with Thouzer, a robotic cart by Doog Inc.! It can run along lines on the ground, memorize paths, detect people with an infrared sensor (LiDAR), and follow them. Watch it work: https://t.co/ylaWpyG0yP
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Stuck with a reputation for poor English, Japan is pushing its next generation to be bilingual. Privately run schools are seeing the benefits. https://t.co/L4qM85tMis
Japan’s child population fell to 14.0 million in 2024, its lowest ever level. This is less than 40% of the senior population aged over 65.
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Watch “furoshiki prince” Yokoyama Isao transform a square of fabric into a bag or knapsack, simply by adapting the basic knotting technique.
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