100 Days to Tokyo Olympics: COVID-19 Concerns Persist
With 100 days until the Tokyo Olympics, COVID-19 concerns persist as Tokyo residents and experts debate the safety of holding the Games amid the ongoing pandemic.
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Strong Earthquake in Fukushima Revives Memories of 2011 Disaster
A magnitude-7.3 earthquake struck Fukushima Prefecture in northeastern Japan, injuring over 150 people. The quake rekindled memories of the 2011 disaster but caused no deaths or tsunami warnings.
Tokyo Residents Adjust to Extended COVID-19 State of Emergency
Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga extends the COVID-19 state of emergency in Tokyo and other regions until March 7, as residents adapt to restrictions and share their views on government measures and vaccines.
Tokyo Residents Adapt to New Normal Amid COVID-19 Challenges
Tokyo residents are embracing a new way of life amid the COVID-19 pandemic, facing challenges such as school closures, supply shortages, and the postponement of the 2020 Summer Olympics.
Nagoya Residents Share Concerns Amid Rising COVID-19 Cases
As Japan confirms 71 new COVID-19 cases, bringing the total to 1,116, Nagoya residents take proactive measures to protect themselves and their community, fostering solidarity amid rising concerns.
Chinese Community in Japan Rallies to Support Wuhan Amid COVID-19 Outbreak
Chinese residents in Japan are sending vital medical supplies to Wuhan, demonstrating solidarity amid the COVID-19 outbreak.
Japan’s Rigorous Garbage Sorting: From Four to 34 Categories
Japan’s rigorous garbage sorting system requires residents to separate waste into up to 34 categories. This in-depth look explores how Japan tackles waste management and the civic duty behind it.