Japan Adapts to Tuna Shortage: Waiter, Thereâs Deer in My Sushi
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Japanese chefs are considering extreme alternatives as shortages of tuna threaten to remove it from Japanâs sushi menus.
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In a sign of JapanÂs rapidly graying society, convenience stores once associated with the young are being transformed for the elderly.
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Getting an angle on serious knives for serious cooks, from craftsmen who learned in the land of the Samurai.
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Japanese breweries are increasingly relying on alternative drinks rather than highly-taxed beer to build profits.
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Tokyo-based Nichiro Corp. recalled nearly 5 million cans of tuna Friday after a customer found part of a box cutter blade in a can
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With knives sharpened and school kids watching, one of Japan's coastal whaling towns butchered its first catch of the season Thursday &#151; and defended the practice against international criticism.
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A wildlife park is widening its collection of animals to include Japanese macaques.
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After a public outcry, the provincial government is backing away from a strict new ban on the use of fresh raw fish in sushi. The rules could be loosened if other ways can be found to warn diners of the potential
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Japan paves the way for an increase to its minimum wage, the first major change in more than 40 years.
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Paul Kenyon confronts the drive hunt fishermen of Taiji in Japan and the intermediaries who sell the animals to dolphinariums.
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Japanese and U.S. officials entered a second day of talks Friday aimed at lifting Japan's 10-month-old ban on American beef imports, focusing on how stringently producers should test their cattle for mad cow disease.
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The USDA did not disclose details regarding the animal, but said it did not enter the food chain. The agency does not expect the finding to affect negotiations with Japan, which recently indicated it might soon open its borders to US beef.
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Some worry that HawaiiÂs strict antismoking law will hurt tourism Â especially from Japan.
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The government and a private group are at odds on tunaâs safety.
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Japanese researchers are looking for ways to reduce stress levels in tuna caught in nearby waters, so they taste better when they hit the plate.
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Japanâs once vaunted electronics industry has downsized to survive global competition, and is inadvertently setting off a brain drain.
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Scientists show how European fishing policies are driving some of the bushmeat trade in west Africa.