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Archives for October 2023

Komatsu Aims for Mass Production of Remote Control System for Construction Equipment via 5G

October 20, 2023 by Japan and Extra

Construction Machinery Manufacturers Embrace Remote Control Technology Construction machinery manufacturers are making significant efforts in the field of remote control technology for construction equipment. Komatsu has initiated the provision of a remote control system using the high-speed communication standard, “5G.” Although they have been conducting demonstrative experiments, their plan is to introduce this technology to […]

Did Hirota People in Japan Deliberately Deform Their Skulls?

October 12, 2023 by Japan and Extra

The Mystery of Flattened Skulls For decades, archaeologists have been captivated by an enigmatic discovery on Tanegashima, a Japanese island. In 1957, as researchers delved into the remnants of the Indigenous Hirota people, they stumbled upon an intriguing puzzle. Each unearthed skull bore a peculiar deformation, leaving archaeologists questioning whether these alterations were intentional or […]

Spike Lee Reflects on “Oppenheimer”: A Great Film, but Missing an Important Perspective

October 10, 2023 by Japan and Extra

Spike Lee recently shared his thoughts on Christopher Nolan’s film “Oppenheimer,” describing it as a “great film.” However, he also expressed his wish that the movie had included a portrayal of the Japanese perspective and the aftermath of the atomic bombings. Lee’s comments, made during an interview with the Washington Post, offered constructive feedback rather […]

Meet Tamiko Honda: The 90-Year-Old McDonald’s Employee with 23 Years of Dedication

October 7, 2023 by Japan and Extra

The Remarkable Routine of Tamiko Honda In the heart of Kumamoto City’s Chuo-ku district in Japan, you’ll find an extraordinary person who has achieved legendary status in the realm of fast-food employment. Meet Tamiko Honda, a 90-year-old who proudly claims the title of the most devoted employee in McDonaldland. For the past 23 years, Tamiko […]

Daisugi: An Ancient Japanese Agricultural Technique for Sustainable High-Quality Wood

October 2, 2023 by Japan and Extra

Daisugi is a traditional agricultural technique in Japan that involves cultivating trees vertically to obtain high-quality timber. This technique originated in the Kitayama region of Kyoto Prefecture and has been used by local farmers for centuries. Here’s everything you need to know about daisugi and its benefits. Origin and History of Daisugi The practice of […]

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8 Japanese Films on Atomic Tragedy in Hiroshima and Nagasaki

September 20, 2023 By Japan and Extra

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Japanese Man Who Died Live Streaming Fall From Mt. Fuji Wins a Darwin Award

July 6, 2020 By Japan and Extra

A Japanese live streamer who died last year on Mt. Fuji while streaming his climb has won the 2020 Darwin Awards. Tetsu “Tedzu” Shiohara, 47, lacked the “proper gear, climbing experience, and a booster pack of common sense” when he made the fatal climb on Oct. 28, 2019, according to the Darwin Awards via SoraNews24. […]

Sky Building in Shibuya Will Give 230m High Rooftop View of Tokyo’s Famous Crossing

December 16, 2019 By Japan and Extra

To take the scenic area in Tokyo to the level of excess awesomeness, Under plans for Shibuya’s redevelopment, various construction projects are taking place around the train station, including the Shibuya Sky Building. The tourist and youth heavy area is known for the iconic Shibuya Scramble (the crossing shown on literally any documentary about Japan) […]

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October 2, 2023 By Japan and Extra

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10+ Uncensored Photos Of Drunks In Japan Show The Nasty Side Of Alcohol

September 13, 2023 By Japan and Extra

Alcohol commercials often focus on the fun times of drinking, and show a confident and happy person doing it. What they don’t want you to see is the aftermath of a few too many drinks. Lee Chapman, a British photographer, captured this scene in Tokyo the morning after the party. Lee arrived in Tokyo in […]

10 Crazy Realities of Life For Japan’s Younger Generation

March 15, 2021 By Japan and Extra

Millennials, Gen Y, Snowflakes—these are all names for the generation who were born between 1980 and 1994 – and the butt of so many jokes. In Japan they are called “Yutori” and they have just as many critics. They are the first generation who grew up with a more relaxed style of education and now […]

Japanese YouTuber Loses Over 150 Pounds in Inspiring Transformation

September 8, 2020 By Japan and Extra

A man in Japan is receiving a lot of attention after he lost almost 70 kilograms (154 pounds) of body weight in a year. apanese YouTuber Ruibosu, who stands at 170 centimeters (5 feet 6 inches) tall, was at his heaviest point at 140 kilograms (308 pounds) before he went through the transformation, according to […]

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