Japanese fans have earned global praise for cleaning up after World Cup matches. But the tradition has also sparked debate in Japan over housework, public image and private behavior.

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Japan is set to finance India’s power grid with up to $492 million under the first project of its new POWERR Asia initiative, ...

After Brazil topped Japan in the World Cup Round of 32 at Houston Stadium Monday, a viral celebrity was spotted helping with one team’s tradition.

Galgotias University welcomed a high-level delegation of government officials, industry leaders and academic experts from ...

Fans of Team Japan continued their famous tradition of cleaning up the stands after a 1-1 draw against Sweden at Dallas Stadium.

The research data went into constructing a robot that takes about nine minutes to finish cleaning a single toilet bowl. On a ...

Japan is the second cleanest country in Asia and not just because of strict anti-littering laws and waste disposal regulations. One can say that cleanliness is ingrained among the Japanese. In the ...

Japan is investing nearly ₹1 lakh crore across India in manufacturing, semiconductors, AI, clean energy, finance and digital ...

Prime Ministers Narendra Modi and Sanae Takaichi signed 16 agreements spanning artificial intelligence, semiconductors, ...

AI, defence, clean energy and mobility form key pillars of the India-Japan strategic partnership.