Adventures 19/03/2018 Warm enough for a crocodile: exploring Japan's hot springs The island of Kyushu is famous for its natural hot springs which bubble up from below the surface.
Adventures 15/03/2018 A new way to discover Japan? The Shimanami Kaido route is a 60 km cycling path which is open to tourists of all levels who want to experience the attractions along it's route.
Adventures 12/03/2018 Exploring Japan's wonders by Kayak The Torii gate is one of the wonders of Japan's shrines, and Euronews found the best way to explore it, is by kayak.
economy 09/03/2018 Asian markets sigh with relief over ease in nuclear tensions A thaw in relations between North Korea and the US has pleased investors as most Asian markets close with a lift.
Adventures 08/03/2018 Modern pilgrims in Japan Perhaps the idea of a pilgrim brings to mind medieval travellers. However, in Japan the practice is still alive and well. Euronews went to see some of the sites.
Adventures 05/03/2018 Would-be ninjas nurture their inner warrior in Akame, Japan Our Japanese Adventures begin on Honshu island where the pristine forest in Iga Province is known as the birthplace of ninja.
no comment 04/03/2018 Kyoto marks Girls' Day People in Kyoto turned up to the historic Shimogamo Shrine on Saturday to mark Girls' Day
Japan 28/02/2018 Japan unveils 2020 Olympic mascots A blue-checked character will be the mascot for the Olympics and a pink cherry blossom-inspired one for the Paralympics
Sport 13/02/2018 Japanese speed skater is first athlete to be expelled from Pyeongchang for doping Kei Saito failed an out-of-competition doping test the day he arrived in Pyeongchang.
no comment 11/02/2018 Sumo wrestling: children VS champs Stars of the sumo world wrestle pint-sized challengers at a charity event in Tokyo.
Japan 08/02/2018 The Great Escape: Exploding beetle battles hungry toad in research experiment The bombardier beetle emits a hot, toxic chemical spray from its abdomen when under threat, which can scould the stomachs of hungry predators.
Japan 04/02/2018 Smoking isn't taboo in Japan — changing that is an Olympic effort Japanese lawmakers are coming under pressure to implement tougher restrictions against passive smoking before Tokyo hosts the 2020 Summer Olympics.
economy 02/02/2018 Kenichiro Yoshida named new Sony chief executive Yoshida will replace Kazuo Hirai on April 1.
no comment 01/02/2018 Fire kills 11 at a senior citizens facility in Japan Eleven people have died in a fire at a home for elderly welfare recipients in northern Japan.
no comment 31/01/2018 Geisha girls in Kyoto copy Buddhist sutras Using a brush and ink, the women wrote the Chinese characters in one of the famous Buddhist scriptures.
no comment 30/01/2018 Japan gets first robotised coffee house Service with a smile guaranteed at this fully-automated outlet.
Japan 29/01/2018 Japan calls for more cryptocurrency rules and security Government angry at €430 million of cryptocurrency exchange.
Japan 27/01/2018 Company loses €400 million in 'largest ever cryptocurrency theft' The digital currency exchange Coincheck promised Sunday to refund almost 90 per cent of the virtual money back to investors.
no comment 23/01/2018 Tokyo snow The biggest snowfall in four years has blanketed Tokyo and surrounding areas, halting train services and forcing the cancellation of flights.
Japan 23/01/2018 Lacking manpower, Japanese firms court women With Japan's aging population and shrinking workforce, what are companies doing to woo female workers?
