The History of Wuhan: A Journey Through Time
Explore the rich and detailed history of Wuhan from antiquity to modern China. Learn how Wuhan evolved through the Northern and Southern Dynasties, Imperial China, […]
Author: Aiko Tanemura
East Asia correspondent of Europeans24, based in Tokyo, Japan. She graduated from Rikkyo University's Department of Communication and Media Studies.
Osaka-Kansai Expo 2025: Blue Impulse Fighter Jets Finally Flies
The Japan Air Self-Defence Force’s aerobatic team, Blue Impulse, performed an exhibition flight over the Osaka Kansai Expo site on the 12th. On the large […]
Record-breaking 110 mm Rain Per Hour in Tokyo: 記録的短時間大雨情報
Tokyo experiences record-breaking short-term torrential rainfall of 110 mm per hour. Rain is intensifying in the Tokyo region. Around 110 mm of torrential rain poured […]
Bilibili (哔哩哔哩): China’s Youth Powerhouse in Online Video Streaming
Discover everything you need to know about Bilibili, China’s most vibrant video-sharing platform. Learn about its history, features, user base, anime roots, business model, and […]
Fusion Breakthrough: China Delivers Critical Magnetic Tech for ITER Artificial Sun
China delivers the final component for the ITER fusion reactor, a major step toward clean energy. Learn how this global project aims to power the […]
NHK BS suspends the broadcast of anime Chocchan Monogatari
NHK BS declared on the 1st that it would be pausing the encore broadcast of the television drama series “Chocchan.” Episode 86 was set to […]
Man arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after stabbing at Sunshine City in Ikebukuro
In connection with an incident on the 1st of July just before noon inside a law office on the 31st floor of Sunshine City, a […]
History of Kempeitai : The Japanese Gestapo
The Kempeitai originated as a military police unit and gradually expanded its influence, eventually amassing a formidable contingent of over 40,000 personnel that exerted a […]
The Strait of Hormuz: The dangerous strait | EUROPEANS24
The United States, the United Kingdom, and Israel are blaming Iran, their usual suspect. [Strait of Hormuz] A series of assaults against oil tankers […]
