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Earth Garden blended art, nature, and sustainability under the drizzle at Yoyogi Park in Tokyo. Photo: Ramiro Vargas / chilanga.com It was a rainy October afternoon in Tokyo’s Yoyogi Park, but the spirit of creativity and community refused to fade beneath the gray skies. The Earth Garden Festival 2025 unfolded with color, music, and the hum of connection — a beautiful contradiction to the drizzle that persisted throughout the day. What makes Earth Garden unique isn’t just it

In 2025, Japan continues to experience a powerful resurgence of tourism that has reshaped both its economy and its cultural landscape. With foreign visitor numbers surpassing pre-pandemic levels, the nation finds itself at a crossroads between economic revitalization and social adaptation. Tourism contributes billions of yen annually, supporting small businesses, local transport systems, and traditional industries like ryokan inns, crafts, and regional cuisine. Yet, the impac

Japan has entered a historic new chapter with the appointment of Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi, the nation’s first female leader. Her inauguration marks not only a political milestone but also a cultural turning point in a society that has long been defined by its deep respect for tradition and gradual change. In her first address, Prime Minister Takaichi emphasized unity, resilience, and the need for innovation to drive Japan’s future. She pledged to strengthen Japan’s econo

A group of Venezuelan people awaits at Narita International Airport for a transition in Japan. Photo: Ramiro Vargas / chilanga.com In a...

Cyclists ride near the Imperial Palace during Tokyo’s car-free event. Photo: Ramiro Vargas / chilanga.com Tokyo has once again proven...

On September 24, 2025 . Narita Airport operations remain strong despite questions raised by misconduct at JapAn Haneda airport Photo:...

On Monday, September 15, 2025, winner of the World Athletics Championships marathon in Tokyo, Alphonce Felix Simbu of Tanzania, runs...

Athletes run through the bustling streets of Tokyo during the competition on Sunday September 14, 2025. Photo Ramiro Vargas /...

Tourists walking through the historic Fushimi Inari in Kyoto. Photo: Ramiro Vargas Kyoto, once the imperial capital of Japan and still...

Organizers of the World Athletics Championship Tokyo 2025 welcome athletes at Haneda International Airport in Tokyo Japan on Wednesday...

Shibuya Sky’s rooftop in Tokyo, Japan, was closed to visitors on Monday, September 8, 2025, due to evening showers during the lunar...

Last night, at Yoyogi Park Concert Hall in Tokyo , history was written in sound. For the first time since their formation in Luoyang in...

Asigna Corporation Founder and Managing Director Ana Won Pat-Borja of Guam USA at the 100 Tokyo Int. Gift Show 2025. The 100th Tokyo...

Mount Fuji, standing at 3,776 meters, is Japan’s tallest mountain and one of its most enduring symbols. Rising with perfect symmetry...

World Sushi Cup Japan 2025: A Taste of Dreams, Discipline, and Global Recognition Every year, Japan hosts one of the most prestigious...

The narrow streets of Dotombori where the fatal fire occurred. Photo: exclusive for chilanga.com  / JJMM Mx On Monday, August 18, 2025,...

Image: chilanga.com Shigeo Nagashima, one of the most revered figures in Japanese baseball history, passed away on June 3, 2025, at the...

In a world increasingly defined by advancement, innovation, and constant evolution, the concept of progress has become both a guiding light and a looming shadow. From the steam engine to artificial intelligence, from small villages to sprawling metropolises, humanity’s journey has been marked by bold strides into the unknown. Yet, as we charge forward, one must ask: what are we leaving behind, and at what cost? The definition of progress has shifted dramatically over centurie

Photo: Ramiro Vargas / chilanga.com The 2025 edition of the National High School Baseball Championship East Tokyo Tournament continued...

File photo:RV / chilanga.com As Japan moves closer to its 2025 National Elections, the spotlight turns toward a critical and often...