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FOCUS: Barking deer in Japan causing havoc for human population

The Reeves' muntjac, as they are called, is a small and invasive species of deer originating in China and Taiwan. In some parts of Japan, the species has grown significantly in numbers over the decades and torment local communities by feasting on crops and fray nerves with its sharp barking sounds.

Former Mitsubishi SpaceJet engineer trains next generation after project freeze

Ex-SpaceJet engineer trains next generation after project freeze

When Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd froze its project to develop the Mitsubishi SpaceJet, Japan's first domestically manufactured passenger jet, in the fall of 2020, it looked like Japan's ambition to rank with the United States and Europe in aircraft manufacturing was over. Launched in 2008, the project to develop the…

FEATURE: Ex-SpaceJet engineer trains next generation after project freeze

When Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd. froze its project to develop the Mitsubishi SpaceJet, Japan s first domestically manufactured passenger jet, in the fall of 2020, it looked like Japan s ambition to rank with the United States and Europe in aircraft manufacturing was over.

5 Magnificent Hydrangea Gardens Near Tokyo: When to Go and What to Do!

The sides of Kannonyama boast a huge assortment of hydrangea. Known as the ‘Temple of Flowers’ due to its magnificent year-round gardens, the grounds of Hasedera Temple provoke a thorough appreciation for the dynamic changing of the seasons. A 5-minute walk from Hase Station on the Enoshima Electric Railway Line, which is reachable after a 70-minute train ride from Tokyo, Hasedera Temple bursts with a delightful assortment of over 2,500 hydrangeas of 40 different species. Blooming at various times in different shapes and colors from late May, the temple grounds become engulfed in hydrangea, allowing devotees to pray surrounded by incredible scenery.

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