Can AI fix what women’s health has long ignored?
JSTORIES ー In Japan, nearly 80 percent of working women report that menstrual symptoms interfere with ...
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A technology to help stagnant waters ‘breathe’ again
JSTORIES ー The first things we tend to think of when we hear the term “global ...
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JStories launches “JStories on the streets,” a new video series spotlighting real voices and real solutions in Japan
JStories — JStories, Japan’s solutions-focused multilingual news service, proudly launches its latest initiative: "JStories on the ...
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INTERVIEW | When digital and physical worlds meet
JStories ー The Expo 2025 Osaka, Kansai (also known as 2025 Japan World Expo) is now ...
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Uzbek entrepreneur brings innovation to Japan’s trucking industry
J-STORIES - Driven by a vision to transform Japan's logistical landscape, a young entrepreneur from Uzbekistan ...
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What’s it like to have Audrey Tang as your startup mentor?
J-STORIES - Taiwan’s digital prodigy Audrey Tang personally mentored three Japanese startups at the launch of ...
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Japanese space cleaner’s first mission a success
J-STORIES – Cleaning the space one debris at a time. That might just be the motto ...
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Using augmented reality to reunite pet owners with their deceased dogs
J-STORIES - For many people, pets provide comfort and relief from the stresses of daily life. ...
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VR ‘digital anesthetic’ reduces pain and anxiety
J-STORIES - Delirium is a temporary mental disorder that can be caused by physical illness, pain, or ...
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AI writes new chapter in the bookstore business
J-STORIES - At first glance, the Tokyo bookstore looks like any other bricks-and-mortar business selling conventional ...
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