Japan is also locked in a maritime dispute with China over the Senkaku Islands, an uninhabited island group in the East China ...

Experience the captivating blend of history, scenic beauty, and vibrant arts in Onomichi, Hiroshima's charming seaside town.

The ethereal Anabuki Arena Kagawa transforms a landfill site into a public space that people are free to move in and around ...

Even as domestic consumption of Japan's national beverage continues its long decline ... From the quiet port town of Akitsu, facing the Seto Inland Sea, around 30 percent of sales of Imada Shuzo's ...

Even as domestic consumption of Japan’s national drink continues ... In the quiet port town of Akitsu, facing the Seto Inland Sea, Imada Shuzo produces its Fukucho brand of sake, of which ...

The Philippines, United States and Japan ... activities (MCA) of the Philippines and its allies are a “very strong push against the unilateral move of China” to claim the entire South China ...

Frequent and illegal human activities by the Philippines have caused damage to the coral reef ecosystems around Tiexian Reef in the South China Sea, said a report released by the Ministry of ...

Frequent and illegal human activities by the Philippines have caused damage to the coral reef ecosystems around Tiexian Reef in the South China Sea, said a report released by the Ministry of Natural ...

The magic of the Aran Islands can not be reproduced, but very, very far from home, I found a sense of familiarity in a windswept enclave in the Seto Inland Sea ... of Japan and is a hidden ...

Blessed with a blue sky and fine weather, art fans gathered at the various venues on the opening day to enjoy the island-hopping journey in the Seto Inland Sea. During the opening ceremony at Anabuki ...

But the images released by Japan’s defense ministry are very much real. The railgun is no longer a distant dream. It is crackling into life. Last week’s sea trials mark a major leap for Japan ...

US-Philippine joint military drills are underway in the South China Sea, seemingly with China in mind. Jeffrey Hornung, a senior political scientist, explains why they happen and what's at stake.