The Latest Breaking News from Japan

Journalists in the 1980s and 1990s worried about the death of dollar dominance. Paul Blustein explains why the yen failed to take the dollar's throne.

Kyogo Furuhashi is determined to move past his recent setbacks and prove himself for both club and country.

Immersive yourself in Shadows' sixteenth-century Japan.

Japan’s prime minister has urged foreign ministers from China, South Korea and Japan to focus on finding common ground ahead of a key joint meeting of the three Asian power houses

Samurai Blue breezed through AFC qualification and Hajime Moriyasu will lead them at his second World Cup finals

The constantly fluctuating regulations in the Trump trade war are leaving room for a lot of uncertainty in the camera industry

If you are on the internet, you must have definitely come across beautiful pictures of Tulips from Japan. The breathtaking beauty makes them one of the most expensive flowers in the world. Did you know The Netherlands is the world's main producer of commercial tulip plants?

A Japanese man who is believed to be a leader of call-centre scam gangs in Cambodia and Vietnam has been arrested for a string of crimes in Japan.

Japan's core inflation rate decelerated in February, government data showed Friday, with prices excluding fresh food rising 3.0 percent year-on-year in the world's fourth-largest economy.

Japan ensure a top two finish with 2-0 win against Bahrain in Group C of Asia qualifiers for the 2026 World Cup.

JDM: Japanese Drift Master launches later this month