Many of Tokyo’s museums and art galleries have a restaurant or cafe somewhere on the premises, but Maison du Musee turns the concept completely around: The elegant French restaurant is an art museum in itself. Encompassing one of Japan’s finest
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This week’s news roundup is dominated by crime. At a Japanese military base in Gifu Prefecture, two soldiers are killed and another one injured after a GSDF recruit opens fire on his colleagues. There’s another watch store heist, this
The first time I watched a game of rugby at Chichibunomiya Stadium, I was immediately taken back. Not by the narrow loss the Tokyo Sunwolves sustained that day — such was the quotidian condition of their short tenure in Super
“I found myself thanking the Lord that no motorists who were on I-95 were injured or died,” said the Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro
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I-95 collapsed
A section of Interstate 95
A wolverine was spotted in three different locations in California last month – the second sighting of the animal in the state in the last 100 years, officials said Thursday.
The wolverine was spotted in the Eastern Sierra Nevada mountains,
With the upcoming Memorial Day weekend kicking off the summer travel season, DOT secretary Pete Buttigieg says the Department of Transportation is ready to hold airlines’ feet to the fire if necessary.
But Buttigieg also acknowledged the shortcomings in air
“If you encounter something unpleasant, acknowledge its presence; then breathe out to expel it, three times over.” I’m at Cocorodo, one of several floatation tank centers in Tokyo, where owner Yuya Kanesaka is easing my trepidation at spending 90 minutes
Some Nova Scotians who need to go to other parts of the province for surgery will soon have support for travel and accommodation.
A new pilot program will reduce out-of-pocket costs for eligible, lower-income patients who have to travel within
Starting June 1, some Nova Scotians waiting for surgery may be eligible to help from the Nova Scotia government to defray some of their travel costs.
The travel assistance program will be available to patients who have to travel within