Bono Inc., a Japanese startup, launched a community nurse project as a new bus...
Professor Hidefumi Kurasaka and his team at Chiba University Graduate School ma...
The Japanese Ministry of the Environment announced on October 11, 2017, that i...
Tohoku Fukko Nikki (Tohoku Reconstruction Diary), a weekly feature in the Toky...
Vineyards cover a steep slope in Ashikaga, Tochigi Prefecture. The land was or...
Professor Yoshinori Hiroi and colleagues of Kyoto University's Kokoro Research...
Japanese Institutions, including the Institute for Agro-Environmental Sciences ...
KOBO-SYU, a welfare institution established in 2002, turns artwork created by ...
Nara Medical University announced on October 12, 2016, that it has launched the...
Smart Japan
Tokyo's Shibuya City and Tokyo Electric Power Company announced pla...
Imagine all the shops disappearing from where we live; what could we do on suc...
Tohoku Fukko Nikki (Tohoku Reconstruction Diary), a weekly feature in the Toky...
As a global forerunner among aging societies, Japan is now experiencing many p...
The "Share Village" project has been ongoing in Japan since 2015, with the aim ...
Tohoku Fukko Nikki (Tohoku Reconstruction Diary), a weekly column in the Tokyo...
All 725 households in the Yoshijima District (with a population of about 2,500...
POSSE, a Japanese non-profit organization, was established in 2006 to address l...
The JKSK Yui-Yui project, an initiative to support people in Japan affected by...
In Japan, five to eight million tons of food products are disposed of annually ...
The Japanese Cabinet Office released the Annual Report on the Aging Society 201...
In June 2016, a Japanese nonprofit group called "work with Pride" (wwP) announ...
Tohoku Fukko Nikki (Tohoku Reconstruction Diary), a weekly feature in the Toky...
Building a society with a healthy lifestyle, where even the elderly can lead ac...
The JKSK Yui-Yui project, an initiative to support people in Japan affected by...
On March 6, 2016, nearly five years after the Great East Japan Earthquake, the...
Incidents of heavy rains and floods are increasing around the world as the imp...
Even before the disaster, Japan's Tohoku (northeastern) region had many areas w...
Tohoku Fukko Nikki (Tohoku Reconstruction Diary) is a weekly article that appe...
The JKSK Yui-Yui project, an initiative to support people in Japan affected by...
The Association for Resilience Japan held its first Japan Resilience Award cer...
Since July 2014, LIXIL, a Japanese living and housing solutions company, and To...
The number of children who have never handled fire has increased in recent year...
Tokyo's Shibuya City enacted an ordinance on April 1, 2015, which is being call...
The Japan Civil Society Organizations Coalition 2015 WCDRR (JCC2015) delivered ...
Kobe City, the capital of Hyogo Prefecture in western Japan, released on Decemb...
The United Nations World Conference on Disaster Risk Reduction (WCDRR) will b...
The JKSK Yui-Yui project, an initiative to support the victims of the 2011 Gre...
"In 49.8 percent of municipalities in Japan, the number of women aged 20 to 39...
Japan's National Resilience Promotion Headquarters, with the Prime Minister ...
The civil infrastructure in Japan was constructed some time ago, and is showin...
The Development Bank of Japan Inc. (DBJ) announced on March 25, 2014, that it h...
Japan's Ministry of the Environment (MOE) released on May 23, 2014, an assessme...
The Japanese government and the World Bank launched a joint project called "Lea...
Ecology Online, a Japanese non-profit organization that strives to promote rene...
One of Japan for Sustainability's (JFS) themes for fiscal 2013 was the "Local ...
The final presentation of the students of the Fukushima Reconstruction Juku (Ja...
'Nanmin Now!' ('Refugees Now!'), Japan's first community radio program dedicate...
The Solar LED Association in Japan announced in February 2014 that it has start...
The Japanese Reconstruction Agency on October 4, 2013, launched "Work for Tohok...
An Internet survey about the effects of global warming, conducted from August 6 ...