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Study Reveals That Japanese Children’s Walking Pattern Is Different Than Of Other Countries

January 20, 2023 by Japan Daily Leave a Comment

Study shows that Japanese children are different from those from other countries. A research study discovered that Japanese children exhibit a different way of walking than children from other countries. The study’s co-author believes building and lifestyle influence Japanese children’s gait patterns, which are complex and numbing motor patterns. Hiroshima , Japan – … [Read more...] about Study Reveals That Japanese Children’s Walking Pattern Is Different Than Of Other Countries

Japan Unveils Breakthrough in Ultra-Fast Battery Charging Technology

November 2, 2022 by Japan Daily Leave a Comment

Japan is accelerating its electric vehicle (EV) revolution with innovative charging infrastructure that blends speed, sustainability, and cutting-edge technology. A partnership between PowerX, a Japanese energy startup, and Audi Japan has introduced a game-changing EV charging solution known as the "Hypercharger," marking a significant step toward making EVs as convenient as … [Read more...] about Japan Unveils Breakthrough in Ultra-Fast Battery Charging Technology

49% Of Japanese Companies Have An “Old Man Who Does Nothing” According To A Survey

October 22, 2022 by Japan Daily 1 Comment

People don’t want their weakest link to become a part of a chain.This is why people often avoid joining new companies. Some people, however, find the sweet spot where they can do enough not to get fired. This is often to the dismay of their more hardworking colleagues. To learn more about this phenomenon, consulting company, Shikigaku interviewed 300 employees at over 300 … [Read more...] about 49% Of Japanese Companies Have An “Old Man Who Does Nothing” According To A Survey

Sasebo-Slashing: The Murder Of An 11-Year-Old Girl By Her Classmate 

September 21, 2022 by Japan Daily 1 Comment

An 11-year-old Japanese girl who was accused of killing her friend Satomi Mitarai is known by the nickname “Nevada-tan.” The murder of Mitarai entailed the use of a box cutter to sever her limbs and throat on June 1, 2004, at a primary school in Sasebo, Japan. It has earned the moniker “Sasebo Slashing.” Since then, the unidentified killer has evolved into a cartoon figure on … [Read more...] about Sasebo-Slashing: The Murder Of An 11-Year-Old Girl By Her Classmate 

21 things people miss after leaving Japan

September 5, 2022 by Japan Daily Leave a Comment

Sometimes, even when we love a place with every fibre of our being, we just can’t stay forever.Family anxiously awaiting our return; work commitments; financial constraints and more mean that, at some point or other, many of us have to wave goodbye to Japan and return to our respective homelands. Some of the things people miss about Japan will be immediately obvious, but … [Read more...] about 21 things people miss after leaving Japan

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