Deep beneath the mountains of Japan, hidden away in a cavernous underground ... This vast, gold-lined tank, filled with some of the purest water in the world, is not just a stunning visual ...

Japanese hot springs—better known as onsens—are prized for their zen experience, with travelers coming from around the world ...

As part of the Mount Fuji UNESCO Heritage Site, this sacred Japanese village offers tranquil ponds, historic shrines, and the ...

It is hard not to suspect that the Chinese government is using the issue of treated water as a way to put pressure on Japan and promote internationally the view that it is Japan that is disrupting ...

We will give our view after carefully studying ... by nuclear plants in and out of Japan. The Japanese government chose the option to discharge the water into the sea, rather than release it ...

The government of Japan has approved almost $18 million in grants to expand a major Phnom Penh water supply system and establish a land registration network. Japanese ambassador to Cambodia Ueno ...

The discharge of treated water from Japan's Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Station (FDNPS) is proceeding in line with international safety standards, the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) ...

But not every pool of heated water qualifies as an onsen. Japan has strict laws governing one of the country’s most iconic activities, widely considered a natural treasure. Onsen water is heated ...