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Kyoto University and Towa Begin Final-Stage Trial for Alzheimer’s Drug

June 10, 2025 by Japan Daily Leave a Comment

Kyoto University’s Center for iPS Cell Research and Application (CiRA) and Towa Pharmaceutical Co. have initiated the final phase of clinical trials in May 2025 for a potential Alzheimer’s disease treatment using a repurposed medication, according to a recent announcement. The research began in 2017 when CiRA scientists, using induced pluripotent stem (iPS) cell experiments, … [Read more...] about Kyoto University and Towa Begin Final-Stage Trial for Alzheimer’s Drug

The Japanese Man Who Refused to Age: Aki’s Journey and Japan’s New Masculine Ideal

June 5, 2025 by Japan Daily Leave a Comment

In Japan—a country already celebrated for longevity, discipline, and wellness—a growing number of men are embracing radical lifestyle choices to preserve their youth. What was once a quiet cultural preference for health and skincare has now transformed into a full-blown movement. For many modern Japanese men, looking young isn’t just vanity—it’s about power, confidence, and … [Read more...] about The Japanese Man Who Refused to Age: Aki’s Journey and Japan’s New Masculine Ideal

Japan Future Dining As Robot Chefs Cook Your Food in Just 90 Seconds

May 23, 2025 by Japan Daily 1 Comment

Future of Dining-Robot Chefs

Imagine sitting at a restaurant in Japan and ordering from a touchscreen, and 90 seconds later, a whirring mechanical arm springs to life, picks out ingredients with accuracy, and prepares your meal without one human chef anywhere nearby. That is the future of eating, where robot chefs powered by artificial intelligence are completely transforming the way we dine. Here in … [Read more...] about Japan Future Dining As Robot Chefs Cook Your Food in Just 90 Seconds

How Japan’s Smart Farms Use AI and Robots to Grow Perfect Strawberries

May 19, 2025 by Japan Daily Leave a Comment

Japan smart farm

Silently, in rural Japan's greenhouses, a revolution is taking place. Robotic arms work through rows of crops, sensors flash softly under UV-filtered light, and strawberries ripen in precise beat—all without a single human hand touching the soil. Welcome to the agriculture of the future: Japan's smart farms, where artificial intelligence and automation are transforming the … [Read more...] about How Japan’s Smart Farms Use AI and Robots to Grow Perfect Strawberries

This Japanese Scientist Made “Edible” Meat from Poop 12 Years Ago!

May 4, 2025 by Japan Daily Leave a Comment

Meat from Poop

From Sewage to Steak: Japan’s Bold Solution to Food Sustainability When we think of sustainable meat, images of lab-grown burgers or plant-based patties come to mind. But Japanese researcher Mitsuyuki Ikeda from the Okayama Laboratory has taken sustainability to an entirely new—and controversial—level: transforming human poop into edible protein. Yes, you read that … [Read more...] about This Japanese Scientist Made “Edible” Meat from Poop 12 Years Ago!

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