An unusual farm on the rooftop of a coffee shop in central Tokyo looks to employ sustainable agriculture methods while also providing jobs for the elderly and disabled. (Read more)

Amidst growing momentum in the "Leave No One Behind" movement, a new cafe in Tokyo has enabled bedridden people with intractable diseases and disabilities to serve customers using remote controlled robots. (Read more)

With a little help from its customers, a 130-year-old Japanese wool-making company is weaving tradition with innovation to create a recycling-based business for the 21st century. (Read more)

The typical image of public toilets is a negative one: dirty and drab. But the Tokyo Toilet Project plans to change that with 17 new public conveniences in the Japanese capital. (Read more)

Some kinds of sashimi harbor parasites that can pose a health risk to humans. But now researchers in Japan have found a way to make fish safe by zapping parasites with electricity. (Read more)

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