Cialis Now Available Over-the-Counter for ED Treatment In a significant step forward for men’s health in Japan, the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare has given the green light to make Cialis (generic name: tadalafil) available without a prescription. This move, approved by an expert panel on September 18, 2025, …
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As we move deeper into the typhoon season, the Pacific Ocean is showing signs of increased activity. On September 17, 2025, meteorologists reported the formation of a new tropical depression east of the Philippines at 9 AM local time. This comes amid an already bustling weather scene in the southern …
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In a rapidly globalizing Japan, the delicate balance between fostering inclusivity and addressing societal concerns is under scrutiny. On September 16, 2025, it was announced that Japan’s Ministry of Justice will conduct a comprehensive survey on hate speech targeting foreigners in fiscal year 2026. This initiative, backed by a proposed …
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Breaking News In today’s hyper-connected world, a sudden phone outage can feel like stepping back in time. On September 16, 2025, residents across Japan’s Kansai region experienced just that, as NTT West Japan reported a widespread disruption in fixed and fiber-optic phone services. This incident, affecting millions in Kyoto, Osaka, …
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Imagine stepping off a plane in Japan for what was supposed to be a short trip to the world’s biggest expo, only to find yourself enchanted by the clean streets, efficient trains, and overall sense of safety and convenience. For some international visitors at the Osaka-Kansai Expo 2025, this isn’t …
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Climate Change Shortens Autumn As the world grapples with the effects of climate change, Japan is experiencing an unusually prolonged summer, with September 2025 bringing record-breaking heat across the nation. The familiar saying, “Heat and cold last until the equinox,” seems to have lost its relevance this year, as temperatures …
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Ito Mayor’s 19.2-Second Diploma Scandal Sparks Outrage on X: Japan’s Political Drama Unfolds In the serene coastal town of Ito in Shizuoka Prefecture, Japan, where hot springs draw tourists from around the world, a political storm has been brewing for months. At the center is Maki Takubo, the 55-year-old mayor …
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Devastating Flood Hits Yokkaichi’s Underground Parking In the midst of Japan’s unpredictable autumn weather, Yokkaichi City in Mie Prefecture faced a harrowing ordeal on September 12, 2025. What began as a heavy downpour quickly escalated into record-breaking rainfall, transforming bustling urban streets into raging torrents. At the heart of the …
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In bustling train stations, crowded events, and even everyday public spaces, one common sight in Japan has long been a source of frustration: endless queues outside women’s restrooms. While men often breeze in and out, women find themselves waiting patiently—or not so patiently—for their turn. This isn’t just an inconvenience; …
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In the vibrant yet high-pressure world of Tokyo’s Akasaka district, known for its sleek office buildings, upscale restaurants, and proximity to political powerhouses, a disturbing event unfolded on September 12, 2025. A 61-year-old Ethiopian man, Gebre Mariam Mesfin Mulate, was arrested for allegedly stabbing his former boss in an apparel …
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