Showing 277 to 288 of 579 results
Nine Reasons Why Japan is a Unique and Appealing Travel Destination
Nine reasons explain why Japan is a popular travel destination, including its unique culture, safety, stunning beauty, punctual transportation, respect for public spaces, easy-to-understand signage, delicious cuisine, and onsen (hot springs).
Nine Reasons Why Japan is a Unique and Appealing Travel Destination
Nine reasons explain why Japan is a popular travel destination, including its unique culture, safety, stunning beauty, punctual transportation, respect for public spaces, easy-to-understand signage, delicious cuisine, and onsen (hot springs).
Progress
52% Bias Score
Legal Challenges Delay Release of Journalist's Rape Documentary in Japan
Japanese journalist Shiori Ito's Oscar-nominated documentary, "Black Box Diaries," recounts her alleged rape and subsequent legal battle, sparking controversy in Japan over unauthorized footage and its potential impact on future sexual assault cases. Ito won a civil suit but faces legal challenges r...
Legal Challenges Delay Release of Journalist's Rape Documentary in Japan
Japanese journalist Shiori Ito's Oscar-nominated documentary, "Black Box Diaries," recounts her alleged rape and subsequent legal battle, sparking controversy in Japan over unauthorized footage and its potential impact on future sexual assault cases. Ito won a civil suit but faces legal challenges r...
Progress
44% Bias Score
Leerdam Defeats Takagi in Leerdam World Cup 1000m
Jutta Leerdam secured her first 1,000-meter World Cup win since December 2023 in Leerdam, defeating Miho Takagi, who had previously won five races this season, with times of 1.14.27 and 1.14.49 respectively.
Leerdam Defeats Takagi in Leerdam World Cup 1000m
Jutta Leerdam secured her first 1,000-meter World Cup win since December 2023 in Leerdam, defeating Miho Takagi, who had previously won five races this season, with times of 1.14.27 and 1.14.49 respectively.
Progress
36% Bias Score
USWNT Suffers First Defeat Under Hayes, Losing SheBelieves Cup Final to Japan
The US Women's National Team lost to Japan 2-1 in the SheBelieves Cup final on Wednesday at Snapdragon Stadium in San Diego, marking their first defeat under coach Emma Hayes and ending their five-year winning streak in the tournament. Japan's victory, achieved with goals from Yuka Momiki and Toko K...
USWNT Suffers First Defeat Under Hayes, Losing SheBelieves Cup Final to Japan
The US Women's National Team lost to Japan 2-1 in the SheBelieves Cup final on Wednesday at Snapdragon Stadium in San Diego, marking their first defeat under coach Emma Hayes and ending their five-year winning streak in the tournament. Japan's victory, achieved with goals from Yuka Momiki and Toko K...
Progress
40% Bias Score
Black Box Diaries" Faces Backlash Over Unauthorized Footage
Japanese journalist Shiori Ito's Oscar-nominated documentary, "Black Box Diaries," detailing her rape allegations and subsequent lawsuit, faces controversy in Japan due to unauthorized use of evidence, prompting legal and ethical debate.
Black Box Diaries" Faces Backlash Over Unauthorized Footage
Japanese journalist Shiori Ito's Oscar-nominated documentary, "Black Box Diaries," detailing her rape allegations and subsequent lawsuit, faces controversy in Japan due to unauthorized use of evidence, prompting legal and ethical debate.
Progress
40% Bias Score
German Ski Jumpers Miss Medal at Nordic World Championships
At the Nordic Ski World Championships, Germany's Nathalie Armbruster (6th) and Jenny Nowak (5th) narrowly missed a medal in the women's Nordic Combined mass start, won by Yuna Kasai (Japan).
German Ski Jumpers Miss Medal at Nordic World Championships
At the Nordic Ski World Championships, Germany's Nathalie Armbruster (6th) and Jenny Nowak (5th) narrowly missed a medal in the women's Nordic Combined mass start, won by Yuna Kasai (Japan).
Progress
32% Bias Score
Japan challenges China with Taiwan Strait transit
A Japanese destroyer sailed through the Taiwan Strait in early February, the first such transit since September, directly challenging China's military assertiveness in the region following a joint drill with the U.S., Australia, and the Philippines.
Japan challenges China with Taiwan Strait transit
A Japanese destroyer sailed through the Taiwan Strait in early February, the first such transit since September, directly challenging China's military assertiveness in the region following a joint drill with the U.S., Australia, and the Philippines.
Progress
28% Bias Score
Devastating Wildfires Rage Across Japan, Leaving One Dead and Thousands Evacuated
Wildfires are raging across Japan, fueled by dry conditions and strong winds, resulting in at least one death, over 80 damaged buildings, and thousands of evacuations around Ofunato in Iwate prefecture, where 1,200 hectares have burned—the most significant area since 1992.
Devastating Wildfires Rage Across Japan, Leaving One Dead and Thousands Evacuated
Wildfires are raging across Japan, fueled by dry conditions and strong winds, resulting in at least one death, over 80 damaged buildings, and thousands of evacuations around Ofunato in Iwate prefecture, where 1,200 hectares have burned—the most significant area since 1992.
Progress
24% Bias Score
Oldest Known Holocaust Survivor Dies at 113
Rose Girone, the world's oldest known Holocaust survivor, died at age 113 in New York; her life spanned eight decades after escaping Nazi Germany for Shanghai, only to face further persecution under the Japanese occupation of China.
Oldest Known Holocaust Survivor Dies at 113
Rose Girone, the world's oldest known Holocaust survivor, died at age 113 in New York; her life spanned eight decades after escaping Nazi Germany for Shanghai, only to face further persecution under the Japanese occupation of China.
Progress
24% Bias Score
Oldest Known Holocaust Survivor Dies at 113
Rose Girone, the oldest known Holocaust survivor, died at 113 in a New York nursing home; she survived Nazi Germany and Japanese-occupied China, eventually immigrating to the U.S. and becoming a knitting instructor.
Oldest Known Holocaust Survivor Dies at 113
Rose Girone, the oldest known Holocaust survivor, died at 113 in a New York nursing home; she survived Nazi Germany and Japanese-occupied China, eventually immigrating to the U.S. and becoming a knitting instructor.
Progress
20% Bias Score
Japanese Fan Under Investigation for Allegedly Harassing BTS's Jin
A Japanese woman faces a South Korean police investigation for allegedly sexually harassing K-pop star Jin, a member of BTS, with a kiss during a fan event in Seoul on June 13, 2024, prompting a criminal complaint from another fan and raising concerns about fan behavior.
Japanese Fan Under Investigation for Allegedly Harassing BTS's Jin
A Japanese woman faces a South Korean police investigation for allegedly sexually harassing K-pop star Jin, a member of BTS, with a kiss during a fan event in Seoul on June 13, 2024, prompting a criminal complaint from another fan and raising concerns about fan behavior.
Progress
60% Bias Score
Yonaguni's Militarization: A Frontline Island Divided
The Japanese island of Yonaguni, located 68 miles east of Taiwan, is rapidly militarizing due to rising tensions with China, causing deep divisions among its 1,500 residents who fear for their safety and the island's future despite economic benefits.
Yonaguni's Militarization: A Frontline Island Divided
The Japanese island of Yonaguni, located 68 miles east of Taiwan, is rapidly militarizing due to rising tensions with China, causing deep divisions among its 1,500 residents who fear for their safety and the island's future despite economic benefits.
Progress
44% Bias Score
Showing 277 to 288 of 579 results