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Japanese Food Company Launches Treats Dogs, People Can Share

Morinaga aims to tap growing demand in the pet goods market amid Japan’s shrinking and aging population.

OPEC+ Leans Toward Resumption In Oil Output Increases From April

Brent crude remains near a six-month high, supporting the case for gradual production hikes.

ASEAN Travel Exchange In Cebu Yields PHP1.4 Billion In Initial Sales Leads

The exchange strengthened partnerships and supported long-term growth for destinations and communities.

Pokemon-Themed Facility Opens In Japan

PokePark Kanto offers a new destination for Pokemon fans, combining nature-inspired spaces with shows and rides inside Yomiuriland.

Foreign Workers In Japan Hit Record 2.57 Million

The 11.7 percent jump in foreign workers highlights structural changes in Japan’s labor market amid an aging population and shrinking domestic workforce.

Japan To Accept Up To 1.23M Foreign Workers Through FY 2028

Japan aims to address labor shortages through expanded foreign hiring.

Seoul Eyes Joint UNESCO Bid With Pyongyang For Taekwondo

Officials said the joint bid would highlight taekwondo’s historical roots.

Loggerhead Turtle 14.9K-Mile Trek: From Aegean To Spain

Gumus completed one of the longest recorded migration routes for a loggerhead turtle.

South Korea’s Royal Palaces, Tombs See Record Visitors In 2025

Officials reported strong turnout from both domestic and international tourists.

Hokkaido: When Japan Means More Than Tokyo And Kyoto

Hokkaido shows that Japan is more than temples, neon lights, and busy streets.