Sanae Takaichi’s election as Japan’s 104th prime minister ushers in a transformative moment, as she becomes the country’s first woman to hold the office. Backed by the ruling Liberal Democratic Party, her right-leaning coalition already faces pressing economic and diplomatic obstacles.
LegalOn has solidified its place in Japan’s AI landscape, reaching ¥10 billion in annual recurring revenue faster than any other AI startup founded in the country. Released via Business Wire from San Francisco, this milestone underscores Japan’s expanding global influence in technology.
In a sudden development, the CEO of Suntory, one of Japan’s foremost beverage companies, has stepped down following a drug probe. The resignation, reported by CNN, highlights the seriousness of the allegations and places the corporation under international scrutiny.
Japan unveils its most extravagant MICHELIN-starred hotels, where opulence and Italian sophistication create the ultimate luxury experience for elite travelers. Discover how these exclusive establishments are redefining extravagance.
A man has been arrested in Japan after allegedly driving his car into seven schoolchildren who were walking home, according to local police. The children were injured in the incident, which took place as they returned from school.
In a significant move, Japan’s largest yakuza organization has pledged to end its conflicts with splinter groups, according to police statements on Thursday. The written commitment promises “no more trouble,” potentially signaling a new era in the nation’s battle against organized crime.
