Wellbeing
Toward a future where cancer is treated like a common cold
JSTORIES — Determined to “free patients from the suffering of cancer,” Tokyo-based biotech startup FerroptoCure Inc....
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Space technology meets everyday life: The Tokyo-based startup taking on the apparel of the future
Tokyo Updates offers in-depth insights into the latest innovations, developments, and initiatives shaping Tokyo as a leading...
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Innovative infant-care product presented at SusHi Tech Tokyo 2025
Tokyo Updates offers in-depth insights into the latest innovations, developments, and initiatives shaping Tokyo as a leading...
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Wearable sensor frees seniors from toilet accidents
JStories — As populations age worldwide, the share of people aged 65 and over is projected...
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Tokyo’s public baths: preserving tradition, welcoming the world
The JStories staff, coming from diverse backgrounds, explored the streets of the city to capture scenes...
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Japanese startup serving up crickets in Cambodia to combat food crisis
JSTORIES ー As global concern over food shortages and climate change intensifies, edible crickets — rich in...
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Hands-on disaster and emergency preparedness experience in Tokyo
Disaster and emergency preparedness is an integral part of any resilient community, especially a metropolis with...
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Japanese startup’s wigs restore confidence to people affected by hair loss
JStories ー For many people, their hair is both an important way to express themselves and closely...
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All Taste, Less Salt: Toy Medical wins Startup World Cup Kyushu regional for its salt-reduction tech
JStories – The Kyushu regional round of the Startup World Cup 2025, one of the world’s...
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INTERVIEW | How Japanese musician Grover turned his passion of ‘sound’ into a health-tech startup
JStories ー For over two decades, Yoshikazu Grover — better known simply as Grover — has...
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