Nagoya
- All
- News
- Videos
-
Feeling Angry? Write Down Your Feelings And Shred The Paper To Calm Down, Researchers Say
On days when you feel like snapping at someone or screaming into a pillow, try writing your feelings on paper and then shredding or throwing them away to calm down. A study in Japan has found that this is an effective way to get rid of anger.
-
This Japanese City Has Enforced A Ban On Walking On Escalators. Here's Why
The ordinance, which went into effect in Nagoya on October 1, requires people tostand on escalators rather than walk on them in order to prevent accidents.
-
Researchers Measure Dark Matter From the Farthest Reaches of the Universe as Seen 12 Billion Years Ago
Researchers looked at the makeup of the dark matter that surrounds galaxies as they appeared 12 billion years ago, to observe dark matter from the farthest reaches of the universe. Distant galaxies are observed as they existed billions of years in the past, due to the finite speed of light.
-
Tonga Volcanic Eruption May Help Predict Future Tsunami, Study Suggests
Researchers at Japan's Nagoya University have used the data from the Tonga volcanic eruption and disturbances in the Earth's atmosphere to track the airwaves that led to the tsunami. The findings are now likely to help in predicting future giant waves and tsunamis.
-
Coronavirus: J-League Match Called Off After 2 Nagoya Grampus Players Test Positive For COVID-19
Sanfrecce Hiroshima's home match against Nagoya Grampus on Sunday evening was called off as Japan battles a surge of COVID-19 infections.
-
Australian Goalkeeper Mitchell Langerak Tests Positive For COVID-19 In Japan
Mitchell Langerak, who is usually back-up to Australia's first-choice goalkeeper Matt Ryan, is showing no symptoms of the coronavirus, Japanese club Nagoya Grampus said.
-
AIFF Names Former Arsene Wenger Assistant Doru Isac As New Technical Director
During his time at Nagoya Grampus Eight in the Japanese League, Doru Isac assisted former Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger.
-
Uber Launches Taxi-Hailing App in Japan's Nagoya
Uber said it would launch an app for taxis operating in Nagoya, as it firm tries to expand its foothold in a country where it has been blocked from offering its own ridesharing service.
-
Japan to Host 2026 Asian Games: OCA
Japan's Aichi prefecture and its capital city Nagoya are the co-hosts of the 2026 Asian Games
-
Japan Region Seeks Full-Time 'Ninjas' For Tourism
Central Japan's Aichi prefecture said it is hiring full-time ninjas -- the martial-arts masters and stealth special assassins of feudal times -- to promote tourism in the area known for historic Nagoya castle.
-
World's Oldest Man Yasutaro Koide Dies At 112 In Japan
The world's oldest man, Yasutaro Koide, died on Tuesday at the age of 112 in central Japan, a local official said.
-
'Handsome' Gorilla's Birthday Celebrated in Japan
Hundreds of visitors on Tuesday celebrated the 19th birthday of a male gorilla popular for his good looks at a zoo in Japan's Nagoya city.
-
AirAsia to Re-Start Flights to Japan Early Next Year
AirAsia said today that it will start domestic and international flights from Japan early next year, after a high-profile exit from the market following the collapse of its joint venture with All Nippon Airways (ANA).
-
Solar-Powered Plane Grounded 9 Months in Hawaii by Battery Damage
A solar-powered plane halfway through an attempt to circle the globe will be grounded in Hawaii for at least nine months because of battery damage sustained during its record 118-hour flight to Oahu from Japan, the project team said on Wednesday.
-
Solar Impulse Reaches Half Way in Japan-US Leg
A solar-powered aircraft flying between Japan and Hawaii as part of a round-the-world bid passed the halfway point of the perilous Pacific Ocean crossing Wednesday, and smashed its own endurance record.
-
Feeling Angry? Write Down Your Feelings And Shred The Paper To Calm Down, Researchers Say
On days when you feel like snapping at someone or screaming into a pillow, try writing your feelings on paper and then shredding or throwing them away to calm down. A study in Japan has found that this is an effective way to get rid of anger.
-
This Japanese City Has Enforced A Ban On Walking On Escalators. Here's Why
The ordinance, which went into effect in Nagoya on October 1, requires people tostand on escalators rather than walk on them in order to prevent accidents.
-
Researchers Measure Dark Matter From the Farthest Reaches of the Universe as Seen 12 Billion Years Ago
Researchers looked at the makeup of the dark matter that surrounds galaxies as they appeared 12 billion years ago, to observe dark matter from the farthest reaches of the universe. Distant galaxies are observed as they existed billions of years in the past, due to the finite speed of light.
-
Tonga Volcanic Eruption May Help Predict Future Tsunami, Study Suggests
Researchers at Japan's Nagoya University have used the data from the Tonga volcanic eruption and disturbances in the Earth's atmosphere to track the airwaves that led to the tsunami. The findings are now likely to help in predicting future giant waves and tsunamis.
-
Coronavirus: J-League Match Called Off After 2 Nagoya Grampus Players Test Positive For COVID-19
Sanfrecce Hiroshima's home match against Nagoya Grampus on Sunday evening was called off as Japan battles a surge of COVID-19 infections.
-
Australian Goalkeeper Mitchell Langerak Tests Positive For COVID-19 In Japan
Mitchell Langerak, who is usually back-up to Australia's first-choice goalkeeper Matt Ryan, is showing no symptoms of the coronavirus, Japanese club Nagoya Grampus said.
-
AIFF Names Former Arsene Wenger Assistant Doru Isac As New Technical Director
During his time at Nagoya Grampus Eight in the Japanese League, Doru Isac assisted former Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger.
-
Uber Launches Taxi-Hailing App in Japan's Nagoya
Uber said it would launch an app for taxis operating in Nagoya, as it firm tries to expand its foothold in a country where it has been blocked from offering its own ridesharing service.
-
Japan to Host 2026 Asian Games: OCA
Japan's Aichi prefecture and its capital city Nagoya are the co-hosts of the 2026 Asian Games
-
Japan Region Seeks Full-Time 'Ninjas' For Tourism
Central Japan's Aichi prefecture said it is hiring full-time ninjas -- the martial-arts masters and stealth special assassins of feudal times -- to promote tourism in the area known for historic Nagoya castle.
-
World's Oldest Man Yasutaro Koide Dies At 112 In Japan
The world's oldest man, Yasutaro Koide, died on Tuesday at the age of 112 in central Japan, a local official said.
-
'Handsome' Gorilla's Birthday Celebrated in Japan
Hundreds of visitors on Tuesday celebrated the 19th birthday of a male gorilla popular for his good looks at a zoo in Japan's Nagoya city.
-
AirAsia to Re-Start Flights to Japan Early Next Year
AirAsia said today that it will start domestic and international flights from Japan early next year, after a high-profile exit from the market following the collapse of its joint venture with All Nippon Airways (ANA).
-
Solar-Powered Plane Grounded 9 Months in Hawaii by Battery Damage
A solar-powered plane halfway through an attempt to circle the globe will be grounded in Hawaii for at least nine months because of battery damage sustained during its record 118-hour flight to Oahu from Japan, the project team said on Wednesday.
-
Solar Impulse Reaches Half Way in Japan-US Leg
A solar-powered aircraft flying between Japan and Hawaii as part of a round-the-world bid passed the halfway point of the perilous Pacific Ocean crossing Wednesday, and smashed its own endurance record.
