Recent stories on The Mainichi news site have garnered significant attention. A list of the top five most-read stories has been compiled, featuring articles published between September 26 and October 4.
These stories cover various topics, including changes to Japan's public relations rules and an increase in visa fees.
Further details about these stories and others are available from The Mainichi news site, which provides a ranking of its most popular articles from the given period.
Recent coverage curated from local and regional sources.
The Japan Franchise Association says convenience store customer traffic has been falling year-on-year for 14 straight months on a same-store…
TOKYO (Kyodo) -- Former longtime ruling coalition junior partner the Komeito party on Saturday formally selected Mitsunari Okamoto as its ne…
Concerns from environmentalists have played a role in the slow buildup of Japan's offshore wind industry. The latest tech could provide a so…
Japan's security rests not only on the ships and aircraft patrolling its waters and skies, but also the invisible network resting on the oce…
Trump's pressure campaign against China is increasingly complicated by Washington's need for Beijing's cooperation in managing the Iran conf…
Ex-head of Tokyo childcare facility arrested for indecent acts against young boy TokyoReporter
'Act before it's too late': Tokyo residents fight for more trees The Star
The event features booths of many anime-related companies, including major Japanese publisher Kodansha, best known for the popular manga ser…
The 20-year-old suspect, who has denied the charges, is suspected of killing a woman and stealing her backpack and wallet at a hotel in Naha…
NAGOYA (Kyodo) -- Yusuke Kusuhara and Shunsuke Nakagawa won the men's tennis doubles gold at the Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games on Friday, helping…
TOKYO -- Japan is set to introduce stricter driving skills tests for older drivers after it was found that seniors who passed the current te…
Economic Watch: Rising prices, weak spending put Japan's policymakers in tight spot Xinhua
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