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Is it Okay for Buses to Say "No Cash Accepted" Anymore? ── Is the Rapid Expansion of "Completely Cashless Operations" the Last Resort to Protect Japan's Transportation?

In Japan, "completely cashless operations" on local bus routes, where passengers can only use IC cards or contactless payments, are...

"Uniforms Don't Have to Be 'All the Same'" – The Spread of "100 Types of Uniforms" and Acceptance of Uniqlo Ready-Made Products in Middle and High Schools. Changes in Money, Gender, and School Power Dynamics in the Background

In Japanese middle and high schools, there is a noticeable shift from the traditional "fixed uniforms" of the Showa to Heisei eras, such...

"Kitten-sized" rats appear in the city—what is happening in Kabukicho?

In Tokyo's bustling Shinjuku district, specifically in the "Kabukicho" area, there have been numerous sightings of rats. On social...

"Kyoto is Fully Booked, Regions Have Vacancies" — Cities Without Domestic Tourists and the Reasons They Haven't Returned: Accommodations Japanese No Longer Choose, Rethinking Leisure Choices

From January to July 2025, the total number of overnight stays by Japanese people decreased by 4% compared to the same period last year, with...

A Future Where Home Lights Heal? A Day When LED Burns "Only Cancer" ─ Can Affordable Light Therapy Surpass the Side Effects of Chemotherapy?

A collaborative study by the University of Texas at Austin and the University of Porto has reported a new "photothermal" therapy that...

Unraveling the Mystery of Body Temperature! The Mechanism of "Too Hot" Uncovered at the Molecular Level

Researchers at Northwestern University have elucidated the mechanism of action of the temperature sensor TRPM3, which is involved in pain...

The Future Medical Revolution? Development of Bioelectronic Hydrogels to Monitor Internal Activities: Molding Like Wet Sand, Reading Nerves

The University of Washington has developed a conductive granular hydrogel composed of PEDOT:PSS microparticles. These particles can be easily...

The Universe Seen by a Telescope 1 Kilometer Deep in the Ocean - Neutrino Astronomy: A New Window Opened by KM3NeT

The European neutrino telescope KM3NeT, currently under construction in the deep sea of the Mediterranean, detected a cosmic neutrino with one of...

What is the future of US-China relations? The background of the tariff investigation being advanced by the US ahead of the Trump-Xi meeting

The U.S. Trade Representative (USTR) initiated a Section 301 investigation on October 24th to assess the implementation of the "Phase One...

The "Dangerous Clouds" Hidden on the Back of the New 1,000 Yen Bill: Signs of Disaster Illustrated by Hokusai and the Japanese Way of "Coexisting with Nature"

The new 1,000 yen bill of Japan, set to be issued on July 3, 2024, features Katsushika Hokusai's masterpiece "The Great Wave off...

Will the AI Sorting Robots Seen in Amazon Warehouses Take Away 500,000 Jobs?

In Amazon's warehouses in the United States, cutting-edge automation is advancing with mobile robots, AI-equipped arms, and even bipedal...

Decoding the "Naniwa Wedding Rush"—Tomohiro Kamiyama from WEST announces his marriage, making him the fourth person from STARTO this year. The "one person per group" jinx is a thing of the past.

On October 24, 2025, Tomohiro Kamiyama (32) from WEST. announced his marriage to a non-celebrity woman. This marks the fourth marriage announcement...

Gold Prices Drop: Is It the End of the "Gold Bubble" or a Healthy Adjustment?

In mid-October, gold futures surged to over $4,300 per ounce, but by the 24th, they had rapidly fallen back to around $4,100. In London, the...

Rejuvenating the "Aged Brain" with Young Immune Cells? Human iPSC-Derived Cells Reverse Brain Aging and Alzheimer-like Symptoms

A research team at Cedars-Sinai administered "young" mononuclear phagocytes, created from human iPSCs (induced pluripotent stem cells),...

General Vaccines Could Revolutionize Cancer Treatment – Survival Rates Double!: New Common Knowledge in Cancer Immunity

A retrospective study reported that patients with advanced lung cancer or melanoma who received an mRNA COVID-19 vaccine within 100 days before or...

Dinosaurs Thrived Until Their Last Moments — Evidence from 340,000 Years Before the End in New Mexico: A Challenge to the Dinosaur "Decline Theory"

High-precision dating of the Naashoibito Member in New Mexico has shown that dinosaur communities thrived in North America until about 340,000 to...

In an era where 92% use AI, what should universities preserve and what should they change: rewriting classes, grades, and governance

Research from Chalmers University of Technology in Sweden outlines the impact of generative AI on higher education through six "near-future...

"Uber's Driving Data × NVIDIA's Cosmos" — The Day Autonomous Driving AI Engulfs 'Reality'

It has been reported that NVIDIA is using Uber's vast real-world driving data to post-train its autonomous driving world model, "Cosmos...

EU "Commits" to Supporting Ukraine in 2026–27 — Belgium Questions the Weight of "Solidarity Guarantee"

The EU summit on October 23, 2025, reached an agreement to cover Ukraine's "urgent funding needs" for 2026-27. Meanwhile, the...

The Future Indicated by Google's Quantum Computer: New Possibilities Unlocked by Ultra-Fast Computing from Medicine to Space - What 13,000 Times the Speed and "Verifiability" Mean

Google announced that with its quantum chip "Willow" and the new algorithm "Quantum Echoes," it has achieved the world's...

Transforming the Future of Delivery! Amazon's AI Smart Glasses Make Their Debut: Visualizing Logistics Right to Your Door

On October 22, 2025, Amazon unveiled AI-powered smart glasses for delivery personnel. These glasses overlay arrows and alerts in the field of view...

The Future Crisis in Space: The Threats to the Ozone Layer and Safety Posed by Satellites and Space Debris

Satellites in low Earth orbit, which continue to increase in number, burn up in the atmosphere at the end of their mission, releasing alumina...

A New Era of Wildlife Conservation Transformed by Drones, AI, and Ducks

A research team from the University of Missouri has unveiled a method that combines drone imagery and AI to accurately assess the population and...

The Land of Ice Allows Mosquito Intrusion! New Challenges Indicated by Environmental Changes in Iceland

In October 2025, three mosquitoes believed to be Culiseta annulata, a species adapted to cold climates, were identified for the first time in...