Even after implementing the “Workstyle Reform,” we should aim to achieve fairness in work allocation and evaluation!

Is typhoon power generation, the ultimate form of wind power generation as a “renewable energy,” practical?

Interesting Etymology and Origins of Japanese Words (Part 5)

How did the plague pandemic end? When did it completely end?

Interesting Etymologies and Origins of Japanese Words (Part 4)

Six-time champion Sota Fujii defeats Meijin Akira Watanabe in the Meijin tournament to become the second player in history to achieve seven titles! He also breaks the record for the youngest player to achieve this feat!

If you’re thinking of buying an air circulator, now is the time! We’ll introduce some recommended air circulators.

Interesting words born from shogi

“Bikkuriman Chocolate”, which once caused a huge boom, is becoming popular again?

Technology that uses AI to measure “happiness levels” is a symbol of overconfidence in AI!

The fingerprint god Tsukamoto Uhei and the red demon of the First Investigative Division Ogata Yasunori solved the second 300 million yen case.

“Urusai(五月蠅い)” and “Yakamashii(八釜しい)” are substitute characters（当て字） invented by Natsume Soseki.

Interesting stories about “substitutes.” “The Prince and the Beggar,” “Substitute Exams,” and “Substitute Appearances”

What is a linear precipitation band? Here’s an easy-to-understand explanation.

Interesting Etymologies and Origins of Japanese Words (Part 3)

Interesting Etymology and Origins of Japanese Words (Part 2)

Japanese lawmakers, both national and local, are the highest paid in the world! Shouldn’t they be unpaid or volunteers at low pay?

AI-drawn “algorithmic painting” sells for 48 million yen! But is it out of focus?

Is it true that if there are no classes due to school closures, students will fall behind in their studies? If you have textbooks, you can still study!

Why is Shukan Bunshun’s “Bunshun Cannon” the only magazine that can produce so many scoops?