From tiny toilets to themed restaurants, amusement parks, and arcades, there are so many reasons to visit Japan with kid ...

SEOUL, South Korea — Japanese automakers Honda Motor Co. and Nissan Motor Corp. announced Monday their intention to merge by 2026 and create the world’s third-largest car-making operation by ...

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Japanese car giants, Honda and Nissan, have announced plans to merge. That would make them the third largest car maker by sales, behind Toyota Motor Corp and Volkswagen AG. The two companies said ...

Last year, Japan made headlines for its plans to build an autonomous, self-sorting cargo highway. Now, the idea is starting to take shape, as reports by New Atlas revealed a clearer picture of the ...

Japan’s ruling parties approved a tax reform plan for the coming year without securing an agreement with a key opposition party, raising the risk of further political gridlock for Prime Minister ...

The Defense Ministry’s budget requests for fiscal 2023 will include funds to strengthen Japan’s capability ... the ministry plans to upgrade the performance of radar site systems and introduce ...

A sports pavilion on a school site could be enhanced to meet the needs of a football club which has seen ... A statement from the football club’s chairman and vice-chairman submitted as part of the ...

Last year, Japan made headlines for its plans to build an autonomous, self-sorting cargo highway. Now, the idea is starting to take shape, as reports by New Atlas revealed a clearer picture of the ...

Geopolitical tensions prompt Japanese IDMs to gather capacities in Japan's Kyushu and Tohoku regions and prioritize their OSAT capacity expansions in ASEAN countries. Abstract Japan's integrated ...

CINCINNATI (Cincinnati Business Courier) - A Japanese automotive company plans to expand its Greater Cincinnati operations as part of a larger corporate strategy targeting production of electric ...

At a routine briefing Monday, Cabinet Secretary Yoshimasa Hayashi said he would not comment on details of the car makers' plans, but said Japanese companies need to stay competitive in the fast ...