The dream wedding of a young lady and a billionaire from America and Israel
The $20 million wedding of the daughter and son of two American and Israeli billionaires took place in France, with 600 guests and tight security.
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The dark side behind Japanese female student cafes
One cold rainy night in Tokyo, female students shivering in short skirts stood handing out flyers about `Joshi-kosei`, a type of cafe where male customers can pay to meet 16-year-old girls.
Japan – paradise for people who lose things
It is no coincidence that the land of the rising sun is known as one of the most honest countries in the world.
North Korea invites foreigners to teach English
English-speaking foreigners are getting the chance to set foot in the world’s most mysterious country, as North Korea invites volunteers to train its future tour guides.
‘Japanese tuna king’ is disappointed when the world’s largest fish market is relocated
The man known as the king of tuna Kiyoshi Kimura warned that relocating the world’s largest fish market Tsukiji in Tokyo will lose the market’s identity.
Heat scorches Indian slums amid Covid-19
Bollywood stars and politicians urge people to regularly wash their hands to fight nCoV, but that is a `distant dream` in India’s slums.
Discrimination against Asian people in California because of the coronavirus
USA More than 14,000 people signed a petition asking for schools to close, even though there is only one case of nCoV per 10.1 million people in Los Angeles County, California.
360 degrees of North Korea through the lens of a Singaporean photographer
Singaporean photographer Aram Pan, who had the opportunity to visit North Korea six times, captured the mysterious country’s landscapes and people through wide-angle photos.
Indian slums can reach Covid-19 community immunity
Tata Research Institute, India, pointed out that 60% of people living in slums in Mumbai have nCoV antibodies, meeting community immunity.
The dark side behind the industry of hiring female students to work part-time in Japan
Instead of going to school, Hano, 15 years old, dropped out of school and went to work in a cafe in Kabukicho – Tokyo’s largest red light district to get paid twice as much as part-time jobs to earn money to buy branded clothes.
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