Come to Japan to admire the bridges and roads
Coming to Japan, besides admiring the high-tech belt products, such as robots, you can also enjoy the view of traffic works. Perhaps at first glance, no one meant that
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Coming to Japan, besides admiring the high-tech belt products, such as robots, you can also enjoy the view of traffic works. Perhaps at first glance, no one meant that
A model of intelligent escape in Japanese apartment is worth learning and applying in practice to the general situation of Vietnamese apartment buildings today.
Japanese storks have been on the brink of extinction growing in China with more than 2,600 individuals outside nature.
Let's see two sumo wrestlers rushing at each other under the speed of 1000 frames per second, surely you will find it extremely impressive.
Kanazawa City of Japan is famous for its traditional craft gold leaf production, giving out gold leaf sheets of only 0.0001mm thin.
The Japan Space Agency has published digital photos taken by a spacecraft orbiting the Moon orbit Kaguya, National Geographic reported.
The pale tube cloud was recorded yesterday in Niigata city in the center of Chubu province, Japan, stretching to the ground from the cloudy sky.
Koi carp is a type of common tame carp, bred to breed in small lakes, which are popular in Japan.
The stingray is very smart when choosing the right time the giant spider crab is molting to attack.
A giant sphere of brilliant blue light flashed across the sky of Japan, causing thousands of witnesses to be surprised.
A Japanese student successfully designed a sophisticated mechanical watch from wood.
In the 9-minute video below, we will be reviewing the history of Japan in a fun way.
Giant precious squid appeared in a seaport of Japan, attracting the attention of many people.
Thanks to the application of special shaping techniques, Japanese farmers are creating unique heart-shaped oranges in the hope of attracting more customers to prefer the…