JIMBOCHO, TOKYO’S ‘COOLEST’ NEW NEIGHBORHOOD? RESIDENTS WEIGH IN
What’s behind the buzz Bookstores, curry houses and retro cafes have long defined Tokyo’s Jimbocho.
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What’s behind the buzz Bookstores, curry houses and retro cafes have long defined Tokyo’s Jimbocho.
Emergency steps and trade implications France imposed new restrictions to contain lumpy skin disease in cattle as fresh cases emerged near the Spanish border.
A sudden fire broke out today in the cargo zone of Dhaka’s Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport (HSIA), sending plumes of smoke into the sky and prompting a swift emergency response.
Nostalgia, precision, and festival pacing Fridayz Live roared back in Brisbane with a nostalgia-heavy bill led by Mariah Carey and Pitbull, plus Wiz Khalifa, Tinie Tempah, and Eve.
Fashion history meets music legacy A new Wall Street Journal feature revisits the personal style of Miles Davis, unpacking how the jazz icon’s sharp tailoring, leather, and avant-garde silhouettes evolved with his sound.
The plan and why it’s different A privately financed effort is taking shape to retire roughly 20,000 abandoned oil and gas wells in the United States at no cost to taxpayers, according to Saturday’s print edition.
Cost inflation and policy delays bite Danish turbine maker Vestas said it will not proceed with a previously planned manufacturing site in Poland, underscoring tighter margins across Europe’s wind industry.
What the banks are building Japan’s three megabanks—MUFG, Sumitomo Mitsui, and Mizuho—plan to jointly issue stablecoins pegged to legal tender for business-to-business settlements, according to reports Saturday.
A unified standard for yen- and dollar-pegged tokens Japan’s three megabanks — MUFG, Sumitomo Mitsui, and Mizuho — plan to jointly issue corporate-use stablecoins pegged to legal tender, aiming to streamline wholesale settlements and supply-chain payments.
Delegations and agenda A high-level Afghan delegation flew to Doha on Saturday to open talks with Pakistan, signaling a cautious turn from months of border clashes that shut key crossings and disrupted trade.
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