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Decorative Beauty Filled with Prayers
An exhibition titled "Nihon Bijutsu no Shogon: Inori to Kazari," introducing famous works with the keyword "Kazari," or decoration, which cuts to the heart of the Japanese sense of the aesthetic, opened on May 11 in the Hosomi Museum in Sakyo Ward, Kyoto.
NYTimes: Japanese Reactor Is Said to Stand on a Fault Line
Seismologists said Wednesday that a nuclear reactor in Tsuruga, in western Japan, stands above an active seismic fault, a finding that could lead to the first permanent shutdown of a reactor since the Fukushima crisis two years ago.
Ottawa indigenous art exhibit explores identity and tradition
When National Gallery of Canada curators started pulling together work by indigenous artists from around the world for the summer exhibit Sakahan , they discovered surprising connections.
Awards Season: Michelin Announces 2013 Stars for First Hiroshima Guide
The Michelin Guide has unveiled its 2013 special edition guide to Hiroshima, Japan , the very first time guide's inspectors have rated the region.
More controversy for Japan party over sex comments
An emerging Japanese nationalist political party whose co-leader outraged many with remarks about Japan's wartime and modern sexual services became embroiled in more controversy Friday when a party lawmaker accused ethnic Koreans of involvement in prostitution.
Japan envoy leaves NKorea, gives no hints on talks
An adviser to Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe ended a visit to North Korea on Friday but would not give details of his talks with leaders in Pyongyang.
Will Smith: a No Emancipation For The Smith Kidsa
Will Smith and Jaden Smith pose for photo during the 'After Earth' Press Conference at the Ritz Carlton Tokyo on May 2, 2013 in Tokyo, Japan Following a report that Jaden, 14, was looking to become legally free from his parents, the father-son duo set the record straight on Wednesday's "The Ellen DeGeneres Show." "The thing that people don't get is ... (more)
Van Gogh, yoga, surrealist photography and modern art from Japan will ...
Vincent van Gogh's "Road Menders" will be one of the highlights of the 2014 exhibition season at the Cleveland Museum of Art.
mt ex Sendai, Colorful Tape Installation at a Warehouse in Japan
In recent years Japanese designer Koji Iyama has created a series of colorful tape installations for the decorative masking tape brand mt .
U.S. slams Japanese mayor's sex-slave comments as ...
The United States condemned as "outrageous and offensive" comments by the mayor of the Japanese city of Osaka who said this week that Japan's military brothels during World War Two were "necessary" to provide respite for soldiers.
Iryn Namubiru Learning Japanese Language in Detention
Iryn told her lawyer that it has been unfortunate to her that even if she asks for salt ,she can not get it because as a prisoner she can not get an interpreter.She said that most people use sign language.
Cannes: Japan's NHK Showcases Ultra HD Camera
The first film shot in 8K will be screened at Cannes, demonstrating what the Japanese broadcaster is calling "the final format." TOKYO Japan's public broadcaster NHK will showcase its next-generation 8K Super Hi-Vision format with screenings at Cannes on May 16 and 17 of the first short feature shot in the ultra-HD system.
Six killed in fire on ship at Japanese port
Six sailors were killed in a fire on the crab fishing vessel Taigan at Wakkanai Port on Hokkaido Island in northern Japan on Wednesday evening.
TOKYO: Japan's Prime Minister Shinzo Abe said yesterday he might meet North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un to help resolve the issue of Pyongyang's kidnapping of Japanese citizens.
Japan govt takes aim at electricity monopolies
Japan is embarking on its most ambitious attempt at electricity industry reform since 1951, with Prime Minister Shinzo Abe well-positioned for victory in a battle to break up powerful regional monopolies that is seen as a test of his political agenda.
Longer US white majority if immigration slows
Without increased immigration, whites would lose their U.S. majority in 2046, three years beyond official projections, and the nation's population would not reach 400 million until after 2060, a decade or more later than forecast, according to census estimates Wednesday.
Japan watchdog to halt test reactor over safety
The fast-breeder reactor Monju stands in Tsuruga, Fukui prefecture, on the Sea of Japan coast, Wednesday, May 15, 2013.