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3 Ways Climate Change Could Impact Schools - with Heat Expected to Cost Children Days

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Tokyo, Japan · Tokyo

XELA Robotics uSkin lets factory robots handle delicate parts, slash production errors

XELA Robotics, a startup launched from Waseda University, has developed a tactile sensor that gives robots a human-like sense of touch, a technology that could enhance precision in manufacturing and reduce industrial waste. The “uSkin” sensor is a 3-axis tactile device that can be integrated into robotic hands and grippers. By detecting both pressure and shear forces in real time, the sensor allows a robot to understand the “sensation of touch”,…Japan · Japan Read Article

Museum Bathing research shows local galleries as everyday well-being hubs

“Museum Bathing” is quietly rebranding the nation’s galleries as neighbourhood well-being stations, where a brief wander among paintings or artefacts is the recommendation. The idea borrows from Japan’s forest‑bathing movement, using it as a short, mindful encounter with one’s surroundings to nudge the nervous system back towards balance. Visiting professor Izumi Ogata at Kyushu Sangyo University has tracked more than 1,300 visitors across 90 mu…Paintings · Sapporo Read Article

4 in 10 LGBTQ+ people in Japan still face report housing barriers

Nearly 40 per cent of LGBTQ+ people in Japan have faced obstacles when trying to secure housing, a new Pride Month survey shows. In the study, conducted by Pencil Co.,Ltd. and the non‑profit Colourful Change Lab, researchers asked LGBTQ+ respondents about recent house‑hunting experiences, analysing answers under the umbrella term SOGI, which refers to sexual orientation and gender identity. Gay men formed the largest participant group, followed …Housing · Japan Read Article

Mixing rakugo humour with modern renewable energy needs

Minna Denryoku, a leading renewable-energy supplier in Japan, rebranded as UPDATER, a Tokyo-based social-update company. Recently, it has turned to the traditional art of rakugo to show that renewable energy can be engaging and practical. Its sustainable shop, Minna Shoten in Shimokitazawa, will host a special rakugo afternoon on Saturday, 14 June. The 90-minute session will mix Edo-period humour with modern climate action, leveraging laughter a…Tokyo, Japan · Tokyo Read Article

Osaka PU-katsu hints playful green culture with compost umbrellas and home habits

Osaka’s community hub PLAT UMEKITA is revealing a series of new hints for a sutainable lifestyle with “PU-katsu,” a year-round programme that treats sustainable living as play rather than preaching. (Image via Harch Inc) For the rainy month of June, the structure will break into three weeks. Week 1 is “Know”: an expert explains how to cut real-world impacts. Week 2 is “Share”: participants compare notes on their routines, spotting quick wins oth…Osaka · Osaka Read Article

Bento Shop Bankruptcies Increase as Japan’s Boxed Lunch Stores Struggle in New Dining Landscape

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Bento, boxed lunches, are practically a symbol of Japanese cuisine itself. A self-contained meal of rice and a number of meat, fish, or vegetable side dishes, they’re a…Plastics · Japan See the Story

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3 Ways Climate Change Could Impact Schools - with Heat Expected to Cost Children Days

Community farm in Harajuku aims to turn vacant land into green classroom

Reusable cup service Circloop to boost circular office waste reduction

Water‑based iron catalyst pilot raises crop quality and cuts fertiliser use

New technology turns iconic Japanese bento pots into building materials

XELA Robotics uSkin lets factory robots handle delicate parts, slash production errors

Museum Bathing research shows local galleries as everyday well-being hubs

4 in 10 LGBTQ+ people in Japan still face report housing barriers

Mixing rakugo humour with modern renewable energy needs

Osaka PU-katsu hints playful green culture with compost umbrellas and home habits

Bento Shop Bankruptcies Increase as Japan’s Boxed Lunch Stores Struggle in New Dining Landscape

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