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It was discovered that the 'killing stone' in Tochigi province, Japan was broken in two, suspected that the 9-tailed fox trapped in it broke the seal and escaped.
After discovering a dead mother shark, with 6 living embryos still in her stomach, Japanese scientists decided to raise them with the artificial womb technology they wer…
The anecdote about the haunted Inunaki tunnel and the village of the same name, the site of countless murders and macabre stories, is the urban legend - the most famous…
NEC Corporation makes smart respirators that help the wearer see in the dark and provide important information when traveling in smoke-dense areas.
The 222m-long Soleil ferry reached a maximum speed of 48km/h when testing autonomously on the Iyonada sea, even performing the docking itself.
Although there are many bad sides, but it is undeniable that the way 'cramming' helps significantly increase the operating capacity of electric trains, especially in den…
Experts found many flat stones with sharp edges and clay balls that are likely to be precursors of later ninja weapons.
A technical university in Japan is famous for its unique contest to build earthquake-resistant toothpick towers.
A Japanese umbrella (wagasa) is a traditional type of oil-paper umbrella, made using ancient methods thousands of years old. Umbrellas are also an important part of kabu…
Impressive photos taken on the streets of Tokyo in the mid-20th century show that the Japanese had a very unique way of delivering food long before services like Swiggy,…
The fork can make fried chicken pieces, steaks become richer.
A flock of penguins walking in the snow in the Hokkaido area is a wonderful moment that tourists have been waiting for every time they visit here.
A type of dark matter that is very dark despite being illuminated by light, porous and has properties similar to clay recently brought back from Ryugu, the celestial bod…
A Japanese professor has developed a TV that allows users to touch the screen with their tongue to taste the food. This is a new breakthrough in multi-sensory experience.
The new Dual Bus (DMV) will start operating in Japan on December 25, and can run at 80 km/h in rail mode.