Left to right, Naruhito, Masako and Aiko arrive at the National Cemetery within the Peace Memorial Park in Itoman, Okinawa-Prefecture on June 4, 2025. Photo by Keizo Mori/UPI ...

Japan's Emperor Naruhito, Empress Masako, center, and Princess Aiko arrive at the National Cemetery at the Peace Memorial Park in Itoman, Okinawa Prefecture, Japan, on Wednesday. Photo by Keizo ...

Cal Poly team excavated Yoshida family homestead, revealing pre-WWII artifacts. Recovered items and oral histories featured in SLO museum's new exhibit. Exhibit highlights lives disrupted by ...

The Yoshida family was forced to leave their home on the marine terrace, just south of what became Montana de Oro State Park, during World War II. The forced incarceration of Japanese families was ...

Once polluted and suffering from depopulation, Naoshima has become Japan's hottest contemporary art enclave – and there are signs that life there may be finally rebounding. Shinichi Kobayashi ...

I recently made a video about what a typical Tokyo neighborhood is like and needed a few Japanese related clip art to illustrate ... hour security after he and family receive death threats ...

Crisis averted. In Japan, whenever it’s hangry o’clock, make a beeline to one of the nearest Japanese family restaurants or famirīresutoran, often shortened as famiresu. These chain restaurants can be ...

This Japanese-inspired oceanfront home on the Big Island’s South Kohala coast in the Mauna Lani resort was the longtime home of Gordon Moore, an American businessman, engineer, philanthropist ...

One of them appeared to have a Japanese name, and I was curious about ... This simple comment gave me what I needed to discover a fascinating family story. While the museum has access to a wealth ...

As evidence that at least some Japanese were still taking this Edo-era balderdash ... 77 said they did not expect their income to increase to a level where they could raise a family; and 47 cited low ...

who had sent her a signed Japanese soldier's skull. The May 22, 1944, issue of Life magazine — archived by Google Books — featured the original printing of the photo of the woman and skull.