Typhoon Dujuan brings flood and landslide warnings in Japan
Typhoon Dujuan neared Japan’s east coast, prompting flood and landslide alerts, widespread flight cancellations, and disruptions across the Tokyo region.
Why Japan is wary of the U.S. Navy frigate deal
Japan’s industry is cautious about the U.S. Navy frigate deal, citing required U.S. investment, structural hurdles, and tight domestic shipbuilding demands.
Canada pivot to Asia gains urgency amid U.S. trade rift
Canada’s shift toward Asian markets is accelerating as counter-tariffs escalate with the U.S. Analysts see opportunities in Japan, Korea and Southeast Asia, but warn that business knowledge gaps run both ways.
Japan launches US Space Force sensors on QZS-7 satellite
Japan launched US Space Force sensors on QZS-7, completing the QZSS constellation and advancing the first US-Japan bilateral national security space mission focused on the Indo-Pacific.
Could Japan’s antibiotic incentive program work in the U.S.?
Japan’s antibiotic incentive program cut unnecessary prescriptions. U.S. clinicians see promise, but differing insurance and ethics raise hurdles.
Oshiete! Doctor app aims to calm parents, cut ER visits
Pediatrician Masahiko Sakamoto’s Oshiete! Doctor app offers plain-language guidance on childhood illnesses, helping parents in Japan make informed care decisions.