@bi85781@HisashiAoyama Sure! Removed Doraemon, the most popular cartoon character here (iconic blue robotic cat from the Doraemon series), from the left side of the bench.
Bestselling Japanese mystery novelist Higashino Keigo has died at the age of 68 from cancer. Famous for his mystery novels and "Detective Galileo" series, Higashino has won several major literary prizes and has garnered a global fanbase.
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🇯🇵 A 79-year-old Japanese woman drove 2.2 KILOMETERS with a man clinging to the hood of her car.
Her excuse? She was running late for a hospital appointment.
It started when Chizuko Higashi accidentally bumped the man's parked car with her door. He confronted her, stood in front of her car, and she drove off anyway.
For roughly 8 minutes, the 56-year-old hung on as she drove through the streets of Kashihara, near Osaka.
He finally climbed off when she stopped at a red light. Running one would've been irresponsible, after all.
She was arrested on suspicion of attempted murder.
She denies intending to kill him. She just had places to be.
Source: NNN / Writer: Julie
The Tokyo Through Your Eyes Photo or Video Contest is now open!
Here are some of the entries.
1. Higashimurayama by Mooi
2. Ebisu Shrine by minasanminasan
3. Rikugien Gardens by Timo Karvonen
4. Tokyo Skytree by cheese
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Rapidus, Japan’s state-backed chip foundry start-up, expects US hyperscalers and ASIC designers to be key early customers for 2nm mass production when it begins in the 2nd half of 2027 at its Chitose, Japan fab, media report, citing Chairman Tetsuro Higashi. Initial products will be AI and high-performance computing (HPC) chips. Rapidus aims to shorten the design-to-finished wafer cycle time and offer integrated advanced packaging to compete with TSMC.