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Mastering the Wine Bottle: Toward the Ultimate Sustainable Container
May 7. 2026 YUKI MOGAMI Vineyard In recent years, the wine industry has entered a transformative phase where not only flavor and tradition but also sustainability and practicality define the choice of packaging. While the classic glass bottle continues to symbolize authenticity and aging potential, alternative containers such as cans, paper cartons, and PET bottles are rapidly emerging. Each offers distinct advantages and challenges in terms of environmental impact, cost, and
5月7日


No Pets Allowed – Is This Really a Society of Coexistence?
July 31, 2025 Kanon Kito Osaka-Kansai Expo, started in April 2025, will focus on big global issues like climate change and aging. Its theme is “Designing a Future Society that Shines with Life.” It sounds exciting and full of hope. Recently, however, the organizers announced that pets would not be allowed inside the Expo site. This leads us to an important question: If animals that live closely with us are left out, can we really call it a society of coexistence? They’re Part
2025年7月31日


Understanding the Osaka Expo Through the Lens of Today's Japan
June 31, 2025 Chisato Nakatsugawa What do you think about Osaka Expo’s theme, “Designing Future Society for Our Lives.” In general, EXPO is an opportunity to present and exchange state-of-the-art technology and knowledge among many countries and areas. Although the term “Live” seems far from the latest technology, we can find a good connection between them. Through EXPO, we can find some challenges and problems in Japan related to “Lives”. Japan Is Facing Challenges of “Liv
2025年7月31日


Can the “Line-Free Expo” Become a Reality?:An In-Depth Look at the Booking System and IT Challenges
July 24, 2025 Rino Furuya The Expo 2025 Osaka, Kansai, Japan aims to create a “super smart venue” incorporating the latest technologies such as AI, automatic translation, and advanced reservation systems for pavilions, with the goal of creating an “Expo without queues.” Has this goal been achieved? 〇Official Charactor “Myaku-Myaku” https://bestcalendar.jp/articles/press/43929 Truth Behind the Booking System At the Expo, many major pavilions have adopted an advanced reservat
2025年7月24日


How the Osaka Expo 2025 Can Spark Environmental Awareness
July 24, 2025 Sora Matsuo At the Osaka Expo in 2025, various companies exhibit products that contribute to society through the “Co-design Challenge program.” Edish, which is Marubeni Corporation’s recyclable tableware focusing on ocean issues. Edish establishes an upcycling process and has the advantage of being ecological. Edish is not the first eco-product, rather similar goods were created back in 1998. The core issue is whether people actually use these products. Environm
2025年7月24日


Future Begins with Us: My Expo 2025 Experience
July 24, 2025 Sayaka Nakamura When you hear the word “Expo,” what comes to your mind? Cutting-edge technology? Global cuisine? Or perhaps a moment to reflect on the future? For me, it was a powerful moment of connection between the world and myself when I visited the Osaka-Kansai Expo 2025 on May 25th. When the Future Starts with a Queue It took much longer than expected to get inside. The gates were crowded with people. Even before experiencing “the society of the future,” I
2025年7月24日


Looking to the Future, Listening to the Locals: The Osaka Expo Question
July 24, 2025 Saki Wada About three trillion yen. That’s the estimated economic impact of the Osaka-Kansai Expo, according to Japan’s Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry. It sounds like a huge amount of money, and it seems like it will really help Japan’s economy. However, who exactly benefits from this economic effect? Big companies? The tourism industry? Or us, the people living in Japan? It's easy to get excited about big numbers and futuristic ideas. However, when we
2025年7月24日


Can Silk Take Root in Our Daily Lives?
October 24, 2024 Rino Furuya and Kanon Kito Silk, once accessible only to the wealthy, is now attracting interest from Generation Z and seniors as an enabler of a more sustainable future. Can silk, which began to be used 5,000 years ago and has been patronized as the “queen of fibers,” become a part of our lives and a means to a sustainable world? Growing Environmental Awareness Across Generations People's concern for environmental issues is gradually increasing, with the mos
2025年1月23日


Who Could Believe “It” Would Be A Star in the Dining Table?
November 14, 2024 Saki Wada and Ayaka Tsuchiya ”Build a stone wall with Konnyaku.” This is a Japanese proverb that means doing impossible things. Who could imagine that a stone wall could be built with something as slimy as Konnyaku? Actually, Konnyaku is a Japanese traditional food that is tasteless. Even though there is big potential in Konnyaku. Here is the article about “the possibility of Konnyaku”. What is Konnyaku? Konnyaku is a very famous food in Japan, but it is
2025年1月21日


What Are Your Standards of Beauty?
July 27, 2023 Haruka Miki Different countries and individuals have different standards of beauty. Some people strive for beauty, while others have an inferiority complex about their appearance. Sometimes beauty can change one's life. It has that much power. What is the standard of beauty for you? Trends in Cosmetic Surgery Today, more and more people are choosing cosmetic surgery as a means to achieve their ideal body. In Japan, according to the "Summary of Static/Dynamic Sur
2025年1月20日


Why Do Japanese Women Makeup When Just Going to A Convenience Store?
January 27, 2024 Yuka Tamura Almost 80% of Japanese female university students wear makeup when going to a convenience store, as reported by Mynavi Co., a publishing company. This raises the question: why do they place so much importance on their makeup? Makeup is a Manner in Japan For many Japanese women, makeup is seen as a form of social etiquette. They prefer not to be seen without makeup, especially by people they know. Some even feel obligated to wear makeup because the
2024年1月28日


Should Elderly People Give Back Their Driver’s Licenses?
August 9, 2019 Haruna Mikami On June 13, a terrible traffic accident happened in Tokyo. A car which operated by an 88 years-old man...
2019年8月9日


24-Hour Stores May Decrease
August 9, 2019 YUKA YOSHIZAWA 24-hour convenience stores are very common in Japan. People can buy food, commodities, printing out...
2019年8月9日


Why Japanese University Students Do Not Study?
August 9, 2019 Hikaru Abe Do you like to go to university? If so, what is the reason for you to go to university? It is widely said the...
2019年8月9日


How to Face with Dementia Person
August 6, 2019 Eriko Hirota Do you know what Dementia is? Dementia is a serious problem in the world. Dementia is a syndrome in which...
2019年8月6日


The Crazy Rush Hour in Japan
August 6, 2019 Karin Nakagawa Have you ever gotten on the Manin-densya, an over-crowded train cart, in rush hours in Japan? Everyone in...
2019年8月6日


If You Want To Live Longer . . .
August 5, 2019 Nanako Komine Do you enjoy a long life? If the answer is yes, maybe you can imitate what Japanese diet. According to a...
2019年8月5日


Overtime Working Hours in Japan
February 27, 2019 Yoka Kondo In recent Japan, overtime work normally exists and many people have died from it. People have many opinions...
2019年2月27日


Can "Sugar Daddies" Save Young Women?
February 27, 2019 Hinano Ikeda New type of relationship Recentry, it is said that many young women are working on...
2019年2月27日


Promoting Working Style Reform
February 27, 2019 Naho Bushimata Current problem facing Japan Currently, Japan is facing a declining birth rate and an aging population....
2019年2月27日
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