Unveiling the Life-Size Gundam Statue in Japan! Check out the latest iteration of the iconic Gundam, complete with extra ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Ollie Barder covers Japanese pop-culture and gaming from Tokyo. With Japan’s excellent food, there are a number of ranking sites, ...

A life-size sculpture of a Lancaster bomber has been put up in honour of the RAF crews of World War Two. The steel structure was assembled earlier next to the A46 in Norton Disney, Lincolnshire. Two ...

We nerds have different ways of populating our personal spaces with our favorite characters from pop culture. For some people, it’s action figures. For others, it’s Funko Pops or LEGO. However, we’ve ...

Nippon Life Insurance Co. said that unrealized losses on its domestic bond holdings widened to a record ¥4.164 trillion ($28 billion) in June as concern about rising debt supply caused yields to climb ...

Dai-ichi Life Holdings Inc. is considering mergers and acquisitions in Southeast Asia as part of its plan to expand overseas, eyeing a growing but increasingly crowded market. Japan’s biggest listed ...

Despite significant investments in process, technology, and marketing, the number of Americans buying life insurance and annuities has been on a fairly consistent decline for decades. As of 2024, just ...

Pikachu is the iconic electric-type Pokémon from Nintendo's and Game Freak's legendary Pokémon franchise, which debuted in Pokémon Red and Blue in 1996. Instantly recognizable for its yellow fur, red ...

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TOKYO, June 30 (Reuters) - Japan's Dai-ichi Life (8750.T), opens new tab could double its strategic investment target to at least 600 billion yen ($4.17 billion) in its next medium-term management ...

Legend has it that physicist Ernest Rutherford once dismissed all sciences other than physics as mere "stamp collecting." (Whether he actually said it is a matter of some debate.) But we now live in ...