Japanese company invents sleeping box in standing position
To create napping spaces everywhere, a Japanese company invented a standing sleeping box called Gireaffenap and installed them in cafes across the country.
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To create napping spaces everywhere, a Japanese company invented a standing sleeping box called Gireaffenap and installed them in cafes across the country.
A new study has found that the way Japanese children walk, or their gait, develop differently than children in other countries.
A sightseeing train in the town of Takachiho (Japan) running on ramen soup and used cooking oil has just been put into operation since early August.
The yokozuna shark is probably the largest bony fish living in the depths known to mankind.
According to Japanese experts, here are the best ways to kill cockroaches and some ways to prevent them.
The team from Osaka University discovered that it is possible to encase the worms in a hydrogel shell containing compounds useful as cancer drugs.
Japan is a country with a particularly high demand for seafood, and it seems that the penguins that live here are the same.
Japan is noted for its longevity, which is commonly attributed to the Japanese way of life.
Scientists from Kyushu University (Japan) have developed a type of security tool that allows personal identification through sensors.
At an ancient temple in Koka city, Shiga prefecture, Japan, famous as the 'hometown of the Ninja'
In fact, this pose not only saves space but also has great effects on human health.
Japan has successfully tested a huge system of turbines on the seabed that harnesses energy in deep ocean currents and turns it into a stable, reliable source of electri…
Recently, researchers in Japan have set a new record for data transmission speed with 1.02 petabit/s (Pb/s) by fiber optic cable.
Over the decades, Japan has perfected this monumental work of art, boasting that its sophisticated flood defense system can rival the wonders of the world.
Many golfers have flocked to take pictures and hope they will be lucky to meet the 'super beast'.