The first ever edition of the QS Japan University Rankings has now been released, and sees 75 Japanese universities rank among the best in the nation. The universities are ranked based on a methodology of 11 key indicators, which include: academic reputation, employer reputation, faculty/student ratio (which assesses the proportion of full-time academic staff members employed … [Read more...] about Top 10 Universities In Japan 2024
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Winged Partners: Cormorant Fishing Culture In Japan
Most fishermen try fishing with a rod or nets; however, some Japanese fishermen employ a more aggressive method of fishing and send cormorants to chase the fish. For almost 1500 years, inhabitants along the Nagara River in Gifu Prefecture have used these swift and agile creatures for fishing, drawing visitors from around the globe to witness one of Japan's oldest … [Read more...] about Winged Partners: Cormorant Fishing Culture In Japan
Fading Fury: The Decline of Bosozoku Culture
From the ancient feudal era through an industrial revolution in a few years, there's something unique about the Japanese social, cultural, and mental psyche that propels them more than others. Boshoku is one of them. Bosozoku biker gangs in Japan represent the best of the unique culture of this nation.In the 1950s, Bosozoku gangs, riding on custom-built bikes, developed … [Read more...] about Fading Fury: The Decline of Bosozoku Culture
Did Hirota People in Japan Deliberately Deform Their Skulls?
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 … [Read more...] about Did Hirota People in Japan Deliberately Deform Their Skulls?
Japanese Tourist Files Police Report Over Exorbitant Dish at Seafood Paradise in Singapore
A Japanese tourist's attempt to savor Singapore's renowned chili crab turned into a dining debacle when she visited Seafood Paradise at Clarke Quay. Junko Shinba recounted her frustrating experience, stating that she and her family and friends dined at the restaurant after a sightseeing tour on August 19. What was intended to be a delightful culinary experience took an … [Read more...] about Japanese Tourist Files Police Report Over Exorbitant Dish at Seafood Paradise in Singapore
12 Ingenious Japanese Inventions That Are Ready to Change Our Lives
Japan: Pioneering Technological Marvels Japan, often referred to as "The Land of the Rising Sun," stands as a testament to innovation and technological prowess. With a relentless dedication to progress, Japan is a realm where the march of technology knows no rest. Japanese inventors continuously push the boundaries, crafting ingenious solutions that elevate their quality of … [Read more...] about 12 Ingenious Japanese Inventions That Are Ready to Change Our Lives
Japanese Artist Has Been Creating Miniature Scenes Every Day For 12 Years (20 Pics)
Japanese Artist Tatsuya Tanaka: Transforming Ordinary Objects into Whimsical Miniature Worlds Tatsuya Tanaka, a celebrated Japanese artist, has gained international recognition for her enchanting miniature dioramas. With a unique talent, she breathes life into everyday objects, infusing them with imaginative narratives that transcend their mundane origins. From humble sugar … [Read more...] about Japanese Artist Has Been Creating Miniature Scenes Every Day For 12 Years (20 Pics)
Nissin Introduces Energy-Boosting Cup Noodles for Gamers
Japan's Culinary Ingenuity Continues: Caffeinated Cup Noodles for Gamers If there are energy drinks for gamers, then it just makes sense that Nissin made gaming Cup Noodles... with caffeine. Japan, known for its inventive creations, has introduced yet another ingenious innovation. This time, it's a twist on the beloved Nissin Cup Noodles, tailored specifically for gamers, … [Read more...] about Nissin Introduces Energy-Boosting Cup Noodles for Gamers
Mount Fuji Temporarily Closed to Protect Against Overtourism
Japan's Iconic Mount Fuji Shuts Its Trails Amidst Overtourism Crisis Mount Fuji, the beloved 12,388-foot UNESCO World Heritage site in Japan, will close its trails to visitors for the remainder of the year due to the overwhelming influx of tourists causing environmental degradation. Tourist Overload: Local authorities have expressed concerns over the escalating … [Read more...] about Mount Fuji Temporarily Closed to Protect Against Overtourism
10+ Uncensored Photos Of Drunks In Japan Show The Nasty Side Of Alcohol
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 1998 and has remained there ever since. During that time he’s created … [Read more...] about 10+ Uncensored Photos Of Drunks In Japan Show The Nasty Side Of Alcohol
Artist Managed To Capture A Girl In A River, And People Are Amazed By His Talent
Kei Mieno is a highly skilled Japanese artist hailing from Hiroshima, renowned for his exceptional expertise in the realm of hyperrealism. His artistic creations are so incredibly detailed that they effortlessly deceive the viewer into believing they are gazing upon real-life photographs rather than meticulously crafted paintings. One of Kei Mieno's most captivating works, … [Read more...] about Artist Managed To Capture A Girl In A River, And People Are Amazed By His Talent
10 Stories From The Japanese Surrender That Everyone Should Know
On August 15, 1945, Emperor Hirohito announced Japan’s surrender to the Allies. The Second World War was at an end. For the millions who heard his voice, this was a profound moment. For some, it was a relief after a long, painful war. For others, it was a betrayal. Some refused to believe it. Some refused to accept it. And some feared what would happen next. #10 There … [Read more...] about 10 Stories From The Japanese Surrender That Everyone Should Know