Prince Hisahito's Visit to Kyoto: Observing a Traditional Noh Costume Workshop Established in the Meiji Era and Experiencing Weaving
Prince Hisahito of the Akishino family visited a traditional Noh costume workshop in Kyoto, where he experienced weaving.
Blossoming Pink and White, Sweet Fragrance Marks the Arrival of Spring at Jonangu Shrine
The shidare ume, or weeping plum, is in full bloom at Jonangu Shrine in Kyoto, with visitors enjoying the sweet fragrance and beautiful scenery.
Bank of Japan's Takada emphasizes the need for additional interest rate hikes, warns of falling behind
Takada from the Bank of Japan emphasizes the necessity for further interest rate increases amid global economic recovery to avoid lagging behind.
Prince Hisahito of Akishino visits the mausoleum of Emperor Meiji after his coming-of-age ceremony
Prince Hisahito of Akishino reported his coming-of-age ceremony by visiting the mausoleum of Emperor Meiji in Kyoto.
Removal of "Tatekans" at Kyoto University, Second Trial Also Does Not Recognize Unconstitutionality, Dismisses Staff Union's Claim
Kyoto University has had a court ruling upheld that dismissed claims from its staff union asserting the removal of outdoor signs infringes on freedom of expression.
Suspected Robbery Murder of an Elderly Man in his 80s, a 55-Year-Old Man Who Reported It Arrested in Kyoto
A 55-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of murdering an 81-year-old man in Kyoto and stealing cash.
Arrest of Father and Son for Suspected Embezzlement from Kyoto Prefecture Land Development Corporation
A father and son have been arrested in Osaka for allegedly embezzling funds from the Kyoto Prefecture Land Development Corporation.
Introduction of Citizen-Priority Fare for Kyoto City Buses: A Nationwide First for Overtourism Measures
Kyoto City will introduce a citizen-priority fare system for its municipal buses in an effort to manage overcrowding caused by tourism, the first such measure in Japan.
Lifting a Giant Rice Cake for Strength Comparison, Wishing for Good Health at Daigo Temple in Kyoto
A traditional event at Kyoto's Daigo Temple involved participants lifting a large rice cake while competing for the longest hold time, with the goal of wishing for good health.
J-League Century Vision League Half of the Matches Decided by Penalties: Background on Issues in Japanese Soccer
The J-League Century Vision League has adopted a different format this year, with half of its matches decided by penalty shootouts due to ongoing issues in Japanese soccer.
Testimony on the Investigation of the Light Vehicle in the Murder Case of the President of Osho
A police officer testified in the trial of the alleged murderer of Osho president Takayuki Daito, discussing the investigation of a light vehicle involved in the crime.
Prayer for Progress on the Spring Stage: Maiko of Kamishichiken in Kyoto Visit Kitano Tenmangu Shrine
Twenty-four maiko from Kamishichiken in Kyoto visited Kitano Tenmangu Shrine to pray for success and skill improvement ahead of the upcoming 'Kitano Odori' performance.
'You should also go to Kyoto', Akhilesh's jab at CM Yogi's Japan tour
Akhilesh Yadav criticizes CM Yogi Adityanath's upcoming tour to Japan, questioning its relevance and suggesting he learn from Japan's heritage management.
Physicist Fumitaka Sato's 'Map of Knowledge': Over 5,000 Books Preserved for Future Generations
Fumitaka Sato, a distinguished astrophysicist who passed away last autumn, has had his extensive library of over 5,000 books preserved at universities and local libraries for future generations.
Gathering for Women's Plus on International Women's Day: A Movement 30 Years Ago Revisited
On International Women's Day, a handmade event called "Women + Festival" is being held in Kyoto, aimed at fostering dialogue among diverse perspectives and reviving past women's movements.
A World Heritage Site Wrapped in Bamboo Light: Visitor Numbers Exceed 10,000 at Toji Temple, Kyoto
The Toji Temple in Kyoto is attracting significant crowds with its bamboo light installation, surpassing 10,000 visitors just days after opening.
Is the Hokuriku Shinkansen Plan 'Obama-Kyoto' Gaining Ground Again? Will the LDP's Victory Shift Control?
The recent electoral victory of the LDP in Japan appears to potentially influence discussions around the extension of the Hokuriku Shinkansen line to connect Obama and Kyoto.
Trial of the CEO of Oushou Shooting Incident: Testimonies from Manufacturer Employees Regarding Related Vehicles
The trial for the shooting of Takayuki Daito, the CEO of Oushou Food Service, has included testimonies from manufacturer employees about vehicles connected to the incident.
A new study links space weather to earthquakes
A recent study explores how activity high above Earth may subtly influence processes deep within the planet's crust.
Understanding the Causes of Pulmonary Fibrosis Using Human iPS Cells, and Identifying Candidate Drugs - Kyoto University
A research team from Kyoto University has used human iPS cells to elucidate the causes of idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis and identify potential drug candidates for treatment.
Best Countries for Walking Without Bus, Car, or Train Noise
This article highlights cities around the world that are ideal for walking without the disturbance of vehicles, emphasizing the joy of experiencing the local culture.
"Different from usual..." Seiji Maehara of the Ishin Party faces three headwinds shaking his solid position
Seiji Maehara, former candidate from the Ishin Party in Kyoto, is facing significant challenges in his re-election campaign due to unexpected headwinds.
Population Decline, AI, Foreign Talent... Economic Community Discusses Social Issues at Seminar in Kyoto
Business leaders gathered in Kyoto to discuss six social challenges, including population decline and workforce shortages, at the Kansai Economic Seminar hosted by the Kansai Economic Federation.
Kamikami of the Participation Party: "Abolishing Gender Differences is Communism" in Street Speech
Kamikami Munetaka, leader of the Participation Party, expressed in a Kyoto street speech that statements about eliminating gender differences resemble communism, suggesting that they lead to a disinterest in romance among youth.
Defendant's childhood friend says he lent the car "for the boss" - Trial of the president of Osho shooting incident
In the ongoing trial related to the shooting of Ryuki Daito, president of Osho Food Service, a childhood friend of the defendant claims he lent a car for the boss's purposes, as the defendant faces murder charges.
Seven-Eleven Introduces Powder Space in Student Areas, Starting with Three Stores in Tokyo and Kyoto
Seven-Eleven Japan has established "powder spaces" in three stores located in student districts of Tokyo and Kyoto, aiming to attract younger customers and promote the sale of cosmetics and snacks.
Comparing Plum Blossoms to Shining Stars: Spatial Art Event at Kitano Tenmangu, a Famous Plum Blossom Site
An installation art event named 'KYOTO NIPPON FESTIVAL 2026' will start at Kitano Tenmangu, a renowned plum blossom site in Kyoto, featuring 1,200 crystals hung from plum trees to create a stunning light display inspired by classical poetry.
Smoke at Hatchobori Station, Escalator Burns, Temporary Suspension of Train Operation on Some Sections
A fire broke out at Hatchobori Station in Tokyo, leading to temporary train service disruptions, though no injuries were reported.
Fortune 'please give it to me' - Setsubun festival at Yasaka Shrine in Kyoto, where maiko throw beans
The Setsubun festival at Yasaka Shrine in Kyoto featured maiko performing dances and throwing bean-filled bags to guests, creating a vibrant atmosphere as attendees called out for good fortune.
In the footsteps of the samurai.. Explore the 'Nakasendo' towns that time has not changed
The historic Nakasendo road, stretching through Japan's central mountains, connects Kyoto and Edo (modern-day Tokyo), offering travelers a slower, deeper way to discover Japan's intertwined history, crafts, and nature.
Ai, the genius chimpanzee, has died at 49. She could read, count, and draw
Ai, a chimpanzee renowned for her intelligence and ability to read, count, and draw, passed away at the age of 49 at the Kyoto University Center.