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Why Are Airports Always So Far Away? 5 Surprising Reasons That Make Perfect Sense
If you feel airports should sit right inside the city, here is why planners and aviation experts disagree, plus a look at where cities have tried the opposite.
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No Congestion, No Dirt, No Chaos: Indian CEO's Viral Tokyo Post Has Netizens Stunned
Volklub CEO Sunderdeep Singh's post about Tokyo's clean air, organised traffic, and urban order has gone viral, drawing praise and reflection on civic discipline.
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"50 Shades Of Matcha": When In Tokyo, Sara Tendulkar Enjoyed These Food Items
Sara Tendulkar indulged in a gastronomical affair in Tokyo
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"I Haven't Reached Perfection Yet": 100-Year-Old Japan's Sushi Legend Jiro Ono Is Not Ready To Retire
"I can no longer come to the restaurant every day ... but even at 100, I try to work if possible. I believe the best medicine is to work," says Japanese sushi legend Jiro Ono.
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Key Facts About Japan's Imperial System As Trump Meets Emperor
US President Donald Trump is set to meet Japanese Emperor Naruhito on Monday in the Imperial Palace in Tokyo, six years after their previous meeting during the first Trump presidency.
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Switched At Birth: Poor Japan Lorry Driver, 60, Discovers He's Heir To Millionaire Family
Presiding judge Masatoshi Miyasaka ruled in favour of the lorry driver, stating he was robbed of the life he rightfully deserved.
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Watch: Vlogger Gives A Tour Of Tokyo's Harry Potter-Themed Train Station
A clip shared by a vlogger on Instagram offers a glimpse of the enchanting station, adorned with Harry Potter-themed decorations, signs, and even a replica of the famous "Time-Turner."
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Japan vs South Korea: Which Country Feels More Welcoming To Indians?
From sushi to soju, cherry blossoms to K-pop, both Japan and South Korea charm Indian travellers. But when it comes to warmth, ease, and cost, which destination truly feels more welcoming?
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Elena Rybakina Seals WTA Finals Spot In Reaching Tokyo Semifinals
Elena Rybakina clinched the eighth and last spot at next month's WTA Finals when she beat Victoria Mboko 6-3, 7-6 (7/4) on Friday to reach the Pan Pacific semi-finals in Tokyo.
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Ahead Of Trump's Tokyo Visit, Man Flashing Knife Arrested Near US Embassy
A man wielding a knife was arrested near the US embassy in Tokyo, TBS news reported on Friday.
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Ryugu Samples Reveal Ancient Water Flow on Asteroid for a Billion Years
Microscopic samples from asteroid Ryugu reveal that liquid water once flowed through its parent body long after its formation. The finding, led by University of Tokyo scientists, suggests that such asteroids may have delivered far more water to early Earth than previously thought, offering a new perspective on how our planet’s oceans originated.
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The 5 Biggest Metro Networks In The World - Guess Where India Ranks
As cities grow denser and traffic congestion worsens, metro systems have emerged as essential infrastructure. Read on.
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Japan Beat Brazil For The First Time In Tokyo Comeback
Japan beat Brazil for the first time on Tuesday, fighting from two goals down to win the friendly 3-2
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Delhi Named Among Top 10 Affordable Long-Haul Holiday Destinations In The World
Hoi An in Vietnam has secured the top spot on the list of affordable long-haul holiday destinations.
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Top 10 Unmissable Things To Do In Japan This Autumn
Autumn paints Japan in red and gold - from Kyoto's glowing temples to Mount Fuji's lakes, this is the season when beauty takes its time.
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Why Are Airports Always So Far Away? 5 Surprising Reasons That Make Perfect Sense
If you feel airports should sit right inside the city, here is why planners and aviation experts disagree, plus a look at where cities have tried the opposite.
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No Congestion, No Dirt, No Chaos: Indian CEO's Viral Tokyo Post Has Netizens Stunned
Volklub CEO Sunderdeep Singh's post about Tokyo's clean air, organised traffic, and urban order has gone viral, drawing praise and reflection on civic discipline.
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"50 Shades Of Matcha": When In Tokyo, Sara Tendulkar Enjoyed These Food Items
Sara Tendulkar indulged in a gastronomical affair in Tokyo
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"I Haven't Reached Perfection Yet": 100-Year-Old Japan's Sushi Legend Jiro Ono Is Not Ready To Retire
"I can no longer come to the restaurant every day ... but even at 100, I try to work if possible. I believe the best medicine is to work," says Japanese sushi legend Jiro Ono.
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Key Facts About Japan's Imperial System As Trump Meets Emperor
US President Donald Trump is set to meet Japanese Emperor Naruhito on Monday in the Imperial Palace in Tokyo, six years after their previous meeting during the first Trump presidency.
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Switched At Birth: Poor Japan Lorry Driver, 60, Discovers He's Heir To Millionaire Family
Presiding judge Masatoshi Miyasaka ruled in favour of the lorry driver, stating he was robbed of the life he rightfully deserved.
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Watch: Vlogger Gives A Tour Of Tokyo's Harry Potter-Themed Train Station
A clip shared by a vlogger on Instagram offers a glimpse of the enchanting station, adorned with Harry Potter-themed decorations, signs, and even a replica of the famous "Time-Turner."
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Japan vs South Korea: Which Country Feels More Welcoming To Indians?
From sushi to soju, cherry blossoms to K-pop, both Japan and South Korea charm Indian travellers. But when it comes to warmth, ease, and cost, which destination truly feels more welcoming?
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Elena Rybakina Seals WTA Finals Spot In Reaching Tokyo Semifinals
Elena Rybakina clinched the eighth and last spot at next month's WTA Finals when she beat Victoria Mboko 6-3, 7-6 (7/4) on Friday to reach the Pan Pacific semi-finals in Tokyo.
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Ahead Of Trump's Tokyo Visit, Man Flashing Knife Arrested Near US Embassy
A man wielding a knife was arrested near the US embassy in Tokyo, TBS news reported on Friday.
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Ryugu Samples Reveal Ancient Water Flow on Asteroid for a Billion Years
Microscopic samples from asteroid Ryugu reveal that liquid water once flowed through its parent body long after its formation. The finding, led by University of Tokyo scientists, suggests that such asteroids may have delivered far more water to early Earth than previously thought, offering a new perspective on how our planet’s oceans originated.
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The 5 Biggest Metro Networks In The World - Guess Where India Ranks
As cities grow denser and traffic congestion worsens, metro systems have emerged as essential infrastructure. Read on.
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Japan Beat Brazil For The First Time In Tokyo Comeback
Japan beat Brazil for the first time on Tuesday, fighting from two goals down to win the friendly 3-2
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Delhi Named Among Top 10 Affordable Long-Haul Holiday Destinations In The World
Hoi An in Vietnam has secured the top spot on the list of affordable long-haul holiday destinations.
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Top 10 Unmissable Things To Do In Japan This Autumn
Autumn paints Japan in red and gold - from Kyoto's glowing temples to Mount Fuji's lakes, this is the season when beauty takes its time.
