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08.09.2024 3:45
08.09.2024 5:00
Mitsui's protein push embraces shrimp and poultry - Nikkei Asia TOKYO -- Japanese trading house Mitsui & Co. is rushing to acquire assets in the poultry and shrimp business and establish a global supply chain for the sustainable proteins.Mitsui President Kenichi Hori said the foods are not just economical, but also environmentally friendly. "We will expand food choices that are in harmony with natural capital and contribute to wellness," he told Nikkei in an interview.

08.09.2024 5:07
Paralympics: 53-yr-old cyclist Keiko Sugiura shines on podium again Keiko Sugiura's star shone bright once more on the Paralympic podium after the 53-year-old road cyclist extended her record as Japan's oldest gold medalist on Saturday. "I can't believe it. Thank goodness," Sugiura said after topping the women's C1-3 road race in what was her final competition of the Paris Games. Read full story here

08.09.2024 6:00
FEATURE: Ukrainian restaurants popping up in Japan as evacuees settle long-term Restaurants run by Ukrainian evacuees who fled the Russian invasion are sprouting up around Japan. With two and a half years having passed since the war started, evacuees seeking stable employment and economic independence are serving up their signature home-style cuisine while resigning themselves to the long haul in their host country. Read full story here

08.09.2024 7:00
China's poker-style 'guandan' takes off as networking tool - Nikkei Asia BEIJING -- The card game guandan has gained an avid following in China, including in the finance industry, where it has become such a valuable social lubricant that even foreign investors are keen to learn how to play.The game originated in Jiangsu province around 1980 but has taken off rapidly since 2020. The General Administration of Sport issued official competition rules last year.

08.09.2024 7:01
Japan firm caters to growing demand for cremations for tiny pets In a country where owners of beloved pets often wish to cremate them when they die to retain their ashes as keepsakes, a company has come up with technology that can handle even the smallest animals such as ornamental fish. Progress Co., an Osaka-based company, has developed a way of adjusting the intensity of the flames as well as the strength of the jet of air that is blown in to leave the ashes in the best condition, with some bones remaining. Read full story here

08.09.2024 7:31
Police swoop in as rogue hawk stuns shoppers near Tokyo A concerned passerby called the police after coming across an unusual emergency on Saturday -- a bird of prey appearing dazed and confused outside a shopping mall near JR Omiya Station in Saitama Prefecture. When the Omiya police officers landed on the scene, they found what they said was likely a wild hawk on the second-floor walkway of the commercial building near the station's west exit. Read full story here