The National Research Institute for Cultural Properties in Nara has announced a significant discovery.
The ruins of the…
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Archaeologists from the Berlin State Office for the Preservation of Monuments have uncovered a remarkable relic during excavations of World War II ruins at the site of the oldest city…
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Eric Ratt, a history professor at the University of Kansas, believes that the anonymous scroll “The Illustrated Rat Tale” (Nezumi no sōshi emaki) is more than just an intriguing artifact.…
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The flower with “glass-like” petals has been named Spiranthes hachijoensis, honoring the genus Spiranthes and Hachijo Island (Tokyo Prefecture), where it was discovered. The white-pink petals of this previously unknown…
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Imagine shouting, “Hey, Sato!” and every Japanese person turns to look. According to statistical modeling, every resident of the “Land of the Rising Sun” would have that surname. This is…
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Science & Technology
Japan has launched the world’s first wooden satellite into space. And that’s cool!
This launch is a preliminary test of using wood in research. Month and Mars The compact device, palm-sized, weighs one kilogram. The LignoSat satellite, developed by Kyoto University and the…
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The ecological innovation was developed by Koji Enoki, an associate professor at the Tokyo University of Electro-Communications. The scientist is convinced that the process of generating electricity from snow is…
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Science & Technology
The Dream of a Cosmic Rider: Japan has released the world’s first flying motorcycles.
This technical marvel is called a hoverbike (or hoverbike), meaning a motorcycle that flies and can hover in the air when needed. Apparently, the developers from a Japanese startup Aerwins Technologies…
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In Japan, it’s not uncommon for telegraph communication to be disrupted at sunrise. Telegraph operators tap away at their keys, but the receiving equipment remains silent. What causes this phenomenon?…
