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Unauthorized entry into private property to set up tripods in sunflower fields and cutting down garden trees—these are some of the worst behaviors of certain "train enthusiasts" that are becoming problematic in various regions.

In recent years, the actions of "tori-tetsu" (railway photography enthusiasts) who deviate from proper manners have become a social issue...

Why is 3DCG Animation Criticized? — Between Affection for "Hand-drawn" and Evolution

In recent years, Japanese anime has actively incorporated 3DCG (including full 3D, cel-look 3D, and hybrid styles). While there are highly...

The Popularity of Myakumyaku Continues Even After the Closing—The Background and Future of the "Official Merchandise Continued Sales" of the Osaka-Kansai Expo

The Osaka-Kansai Expo (held from April 13 to October 13, 2025) is nearing its closing date, but the sale of "Expo Official Licensed...

WBC Ticket Prices Soar—Becoming "Platinum" Without Terrestrial Broadcasts: Tokyo Dome Japan Matches Reach Up to 17.6 Million Yen

The 6th World Baseball Classic (WBC), set to open in March 2026 at the Tokyo Dome, has set the highest ticket price for Japan games at 1.76 million...

ChatGPT, Parental Control for Minor Accounts to be Enabled—Significant Safety Measures Strengthened Following the Suicide of a 16-Year-Old Boy, to be Implemented by October

OpenAI in the United States is set to enhance safety measures for teenage users of its conversational AI, "ChatGPT," by introducing...

One in five elementary school students uses a "parent taxi" every day—Considering the future of school drop-offs and pick-ups in Japan based on the latest data from Germany

According to a recent survey conducted in Germany, approximately 19% of elementary school students commute to and from school daily in their...

Tripod Stabilization, a Thing of the Past? Achieving "Super Resolution" with Handshake — The Future of Cameras That Become Sharper the More They Shake

A research team at Brown University has demonstrated that by intentionally moving a camera slightly during exposure, it is possible to reconstruct...

Nepal Blocks Social Media Across the Board! Citizens Turn to TikTok, Companies Face Dilemma: Register or Withdraw, the "Turning Point" for 26 Platforms

On September 4, 2025, the Nepalese government ordered domestic telecom operators to block 26 major social media and communication platforms,...

The Possibility of a Pill to Repair the Brain: It's Not Magic Powder. The Key to the "Brain-Healing Pill" is "Pairing"

The NYT features the potential of "brain-healing pills." The focus is on pharmacologically reopening the "window" of...

Mexico Playing the Tariff Card Against China? - The Ripple Effects of Mexico's New Tariffs on China: Balancing Domestic Industry Protection and Trade Strategy Between the U.S. and China

On September 4, 2025, Mexican President Sheinbaum revealed that the country is considering the introduction of tariffs on imports from countries...

Bacteria-Created "Petroleum-Free" Plastic: What is PDCA, Which Shows Potential to Surpass PET?

On September 4th (Japan time), Phys.org reported that a research group from Kobe University successfully produced the biodegradable plastic...

The Day Mark Zuckerberg Sued Mark Zuckerberg: A Bizarre Courtroom Drama Sparked by a Name

An Indiana bankruptcy attorney, Mark S. Zuckerberg, has filed a lawsuit against Meta and its CEO, Mark E. Zuckerberg, claiming business damages due...

Can Myocardial Infarction Be Triggered by "Infection"? Oral Care That Goes Beyond Brushing: An Invisible Bacterial Barrier as the "Final Push"

A study published in JAHA in August 2025 indicated that oral bacteria such as Streptococcus viridans can form biofilms within atherosclerotic...

The "Harvest Gamble" Intensifies with Climate Fluctuations ― Global Warming Shakes the World's Dining Tables

A recent study led by UBC and reported by Phys.org has, for the first time on a global scale, quantified how global warming causes "wild...

The Illusion of 'Cheap Authenticity' - Counterfeit Luxury Brands from China: The Dangerous Trend Spreading on TikTok and Its Impact

In April 2025, a video claiming "Luxury is made in China and can be bought cheaply factory-direct" went viral on TikTok, causing DHgate...

Apple Taming External LLMs: How Siri × Gemini is Transforming Mobile Search

According to a report by TechCrunch, which introduced Bloomberg's coverage, Apple plans to significantly revamp Siri and launch a powerful...

Countering the 50% US Tariff "Headwind" with a Domestic Demand Boost — India Significantly Cuts Taxes on Consumer Goods! A New Strategy to Revitalize the Economy Affected by US Tariffs

The Indian government plans to simultaneously reduce the Goods and Services Tax (GST) on hundreds of items to support domestic demand amid the...

Is the "Night Crying" of an Elderly Cat a Sign? — That "Accident" Might Be a Call for Help: Dementia in Cats, 8 Signs and the Latest in Care

An article dated September 3, 2025, on Phys.org explained that cats, like humans, can suffer from dementia (feline cognitive dysfunction syndrome),...

Is Fentanyl Spreading in Japan? ─ What is Happening in Japan, a Stronghold of Drug Enforcement, in the Era of Synthetic Drugs

Japan Today's Kuchikomi section has raised an alarm, warning that the abuse of drugs containing fentanyl could potentially expand in Japan....

Swinging a Sotoba and Eating Offerings: Interview with a Foreign Man Involved in Misconduct at a "Japanese Cemetery." His Apology with a Smile Raises Questions About "Cultural Boundaries."

A video has gone viral showing a foreign man visiting Japan drinking an offering of canned chuhai and pulling out a sotoba (a wooden grave marker)...

"Is the Number of 'Colliding Old Men' Increasing? — Why Middle-Aged Men Intentionally Bump into Pedestrians"

In recent years, the nuisance behavior known as "butsukari ojisan" (butsukari otoko) has once again drawn attention in urban areas of...

"Suicide Attempts" Are 12 Times Higher—Understanding and Breaking the "Aftermath of Adversity" That Persists Into Adulthood in Society

Childhood adversities such as abuse, neglect, witnessing domestic violence, and parental mental illness or addiction have long-term impacts on...

Training: How Muscles Maintain Health—"Strong Muscles" Boost Lifespan and Quality of Life

Muscles are more than just "organs for movement"; they function as "endocrine organs" that regulate overall health. During...

Demand Influences Delivery Schedules: The Era Where "Promised Time" is Created by Demand Forecasting

With the recent expansion of e-commerce and the growing consumer demand for "fast and reliable delivery," delivery schedules are evolving...