Japanese cuisine has captivated diners from Bangkok's streets to New York's renowned eateries, merging deep-rooted traditions ...

Japan's Diet convened for an extraordinary session on Thursday. Key issues for debate are political funds reform and a draft ...

While scientific research progresses, some elements of the Japanese diet can already be adopted for potential health benefits. Adopting a balanced, Japanese-style diet rich in whole foods ...

What the annual income and terms of office for Japanese lawmakers tell us about bribery and corruption in the Diet. Abe was the first Japanese PM in 15 years to attend the Chinese embassy in Tokyo ...

Food for a long and healthy life When it comes to the health benefits of a traditional Japanese diet, it seems the proof is in the pudding — or the lack of it. Japan’s low obesity rates ...

The cooking is either simmered, steamed, boiled or grilled. Frying and sauteeing is less. They don’t cook or fry at high heat because this can cause nutrients to break down.

But there was nothing inevitable or innate in the Japanese spirit that gave them their near-ideal diet. The Japanese only really started eating what we think of as Japanese food in the years after ...

gathered outside the Diet building to oppose the government bill on the night of June 7. Protesters said the Japanese government should protect the human rights and lives of all people.

Physical differences between peoples are not only the result of genetics, but also a fascinating mix of culture, lifestyle, ...

The heart of parliamentary democracy lies in open debate, respect for diverse opinions, and a genuine effort to build ...

Japan's Diet convened an extraordinary session Thursday for deliberations on a supplementary budget to help inflation-hit households and revise a political funds law after a bruising scandal, in the ...

The start of an extraordinary diet session will likely give Bank of Japan Governor Kazuo Ueda an opportunity to steer expectations related to rate policy at a time when market bets on a near-term hike ...