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In the 21st century, the global transportation landscape is in shift. Politicians, engineers, and planners all want to move more people, more quickly, more cleanly. Amid the frenzy of innovative …read more Continue reading The State of High Speed Rail, and A Look To Tomorrow
Scientists in Japan have developed an intriguing new glue that can basically be switched on and off on demand. The adhesive sticks together when hit with one wavelength of light, and breaks apart with another, allowing it to be removed and reused easil… Continue reading New adhesive can be switched on and off on demand, even underwater
Warner Bros. in Japan issued an official apology after U.S. social media teams played up a connection to ‘Oppenheimer.’ Continue reading Warner Bros. Apologizes to the Nation of Japan for Memeing Barbenheimer
Every one of Japan’s 47 prefectures posted a population drop in 2022, while the total number of Japanese people fell by nearly 800,000. The figures released by the Japan’s internal affairs ministry mark two new unwelcome records for a nation sailing in… Continue reading Japan’s Population Drops by Nearly 800,000 With Falls in Every Prefecture For the First Time
Japan’s government plans to expand opportunities for students and working adults to acquire digital skills, aiming to add about 110,000 people studying in the field through fiscal 2024 as it faces a shortage of talent in areas like artificial intellige… Continue reading Japan To Boost Training for Digital Workers To Stave Off Shortage
The number of coins circulating in Japan has fallen by an unprecedented amount, suggesting the nation’s households are coming to the end of their long love affair with the piggy bank. From a report: The national stock of coins rose steadily since 1970,… Continue reading Cash is No Longer King in Japan as Use of Coins Drops Sharply
More than 12 years after the Tōhoku earthquake and tsunami that cost Japan 20,000 lives, the cleanup continues. The International Atomic Energy Commission (IAEA) has formally approved Japan’s plan to release treated radioactive water from the damaged F… Continue reading Nuclear agency okays radioactive water release from Fukushima
Long-time Slashdot reader beforewisdom shared this report from the Independent:
South Koreans have begun to hoard excessive amounts of sea salt and other items as Japan prepares to dump treated radioactive water from the Fukushima power plant into the… Continue reading Why South Koreans Are Rushing To Stockpile Sea Salt
Japan’s Port of Nagoya this week suspended cargo loading and unloading operations following a ransomware attack.
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Rapid7 analyzes the Japan threat landscape and warns that attacks against the third-largest economy in the world have global consequences.
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