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Mr. Sato visited Black Thunder’s new factory, but was mostly captivated by their sukajan jackets

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Mr. Sato visited Black Thunder’s new factory, but was mostly captivated by their sukajan jackets

He went for the chocolate and came back as part of the brand. There are many delectable treats to be found in Japan, from the cheap to the more unusual, but a popular chocolate snack is Black Thunder. Developed by Yuraku Confectionery in Toyohashi, Aichi, in 1994, it quickly became a beloved product nationwide, often working in collaboration with other companies to create a food mash-up, like this year’s dessert range at Sushiro. Now, this month…Read Article

Neural fingerprints reveal how teamwork and deep focus interact

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A collaborative study by researchers from Toyohashi University of Technology and California Institute of Technology (Caltech) introduces a groundbreaking algorithm that maps individual brain activity in a multi-dimensional space.Medical · Toyohashi See the Story

AI Tool Predicts Toxic Protein Structures Behind Brain Disorders

A new AI tool called RibbonFold is revolutionizing how scientists understand misfolded proteins linked to Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s. Unlike existing tools such as AlphaFold, which predict correctly folded proteins, RibbonFold is specifically designed to model the twisted, ribbonlike shapes of amyloid fibrils that accumulate in neurodegenerative diseases.Alzheimer's Disease · Toyohashi See the Story

Oops! These ‘Human Fossils’ Fooled Scientists for Decades — The Truth Is Wild

For more than half a century, a set of fossilized bones found in central Japan were considered a milestone in the understanding of early human presence on the archipelago. But a new study led by Gen Suwa at the University of Tokyo has revealed an unexpected truth: the bones once believed to be from an ancient human were, in fact, from a prehistoric brown bear. From Human Origins To Bear Bones The original discovery dates back to the 1950s, near …Toyohashi · Toyohashi Read Article

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