In 1913, Tohoku became the first university in Japan to admit female students. Tohoku University was also the first in Japan to admit international students. In 2009, Tohoku was one of 13 universities ...

The Japanese government has warned of catastrophic economic damage and nearly 300,000 deaths when the next "megaquake" hits the archipelagic nation, according to a new estimation released on Monday.

Quantum computing systems and software company D-Wave Quantum Inc. has partnered with the pharmaceutical division of Japan ...

Industrial Scientific, a global leader and innovator in connected gas detection programs that automate safety workflows, has revealed its latest area monitoring solution?the Vectortm AM7 Area Monitor.

Masaki Kashiwara, project professor at Kyoto University’s Research Institute for Mathematical Sciences, has been awarded the ...

The slowing of QT is a major signal that liquidity support is on the horizon. But it isn't hear yet, and conditions could get worse before a new liquidity wave saves the day. Cryptonews has covered ...

Chen Lifu, a Taiwanese scholar who was formerly a researcher at Waseda University's Asia-Pacific Research Center, told Radio Free Asia that the wave of Chinese immigration to Japan began in the ...

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The Shimonoseki-Kitakyushu Road is expected to be completed in the 2030s, bringing a wave of change to western Japan. Kitakyushu flourished as an “iron city” that supported modernization before World ...

And the latest trend about to take off fits this bill perfectly: ghost waves. Renowned for his ability to spot a hair trend before it hits the mainstream, hairstylist and trend forecaster Tom ...

This is the first installment of a series that follows the waves of change taking place in Kyushu and nearby Yamaguchi and Okinawa prefectures ahead of 2050. While a pessimistic forecast says that ...

This paper presents a modified wave energy device. The wave energy device retains the primitive capture shape of the famous Edinburgh Duck, but uses a new underwater stabilized substrate. The ...