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TOKYO -- In an era where digital streaming services dominate the music industry, a surprising retro revival is taking place: the comeback of the cassette tape. Once thought to be a relic of the past, the humble rectangle of magnetic film is experiencing a renaissance, charming a new generation of music enthusiasts with its nostalgic appearance and distinctly warm and rich sound.
TOKYO -- The Japanese government will set up electronic terminals at airports that can process both immigration and customs information to shorten the time needed to enter the country to as little as one minute.
TOKYO -- A new service in Japan brings together potential couples who share similar preferences for a home, taking them to a property viewing on their first date.
TOKYO/CHENNAI, India -- Japanese trading house Mitsubishi Corp. will enter the car sales business in India this summer, taking a stake of more than 30% in an Indian company that operates car dealerships in the South Asian nation.
TOKYO -- Japanese investors taking part in a new tax-free investment program are favoring foreign over domestic equities, reflecting continuing fears about the stability of their home market.
But the control exercised by those men is coming to an end, activists say, pointing out that if the head of the influential Japan Business Federation (Keidanren) has come around to the idea of women keeping their maiden names, it is only a matter of time before the traditionalists relent.
TOKYO -- The U.S. seems headed for a rematch between Joe Biden and Donald Trump in the November presidential election. If Trump recaptures the White House, as some polls suggest, how would his return as leader of the free world alter the global political landscape?
TOKYO -- The Japanese government will set up electronic terminals at airports that can process both immigration and customs information to shorten the time needed to enter the country to as little as one minute.