The 2024 Revolving Sushi Consumer Survey in Japan reveals that over 70% of participants prefer dining at conveyor belt sushi restaurants.

Chinese startup Robot Era’s Star1 humanoid robot recently raced through the Gobi Desert, showcasing its impressive capabilities.

A group of 26 prominent Japanese voice actors, including Ryusei Nakao (the voice of Frieza in “Dragon Ball”), Koichi Yamadera (Spike Spiegel from “Cowboy Bebop”) and Romi Park (Edward Elric from “Fullmetal Alchemist”) have launched a campaign called “No More Unauthorized Generative AI” on Oct. 15.

Cambodia’s Princess Norodom Jenna, the great-granddaughter of former King Norodom Sihanouk, has declined an offer from a South Korean agency to become a trainee.

The number of foreigners living in Japan hit a record high of 3.5 million by mid-2024, according to Japan’s Immigration Services Agency.

Former President Donald Trump is set to headline a rally in Las Vegas on Oct. 24 focused on celebrating the Asian American and Pacific Islander community.

“The Golden Bachelorette” contestant and fan favorite Charles Ling says he would consider the role of “The Golden Bachelor” if given the chance.

Dave Bautista’s scathing mockery of Donald Trump on “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” has drawn a sharp rebuke from the Trump campaign, with spokesperson Steven Cheung labeling the actor a “stone-cold loser.” In a viral segment aired on Wednesday night, the 55-year-old actor and former professional wrestler called the former president a “whiny little b*tch” who “wears more makeup than Dolly Parton,” ridiculing Trump’s masculinity and urging male voters to reconsider their perceptions of the former president just weeks before the election.

A woman’s recent experience with a Lyft driver has gone viral on TikTok, prompting users to help track down him down after he allegedly drove off with her belongings. Despite reporting the incident, she claims Lyft has not taken any action against the driver, leading her to share her story on social media. TikTok users quickly rallied around her, offering support and advice on how to locate the driver.

Before becoming one of the judges in the hit Netflix show “Culinary Class Wars,” Chef Sung Anh took an unconventional path to culinary success. Born in South Korea and raised in California, Anh served in the U.S. Army in Iraq before honing his skills at renowned restaurants like The French Laundry and Urasawa and later opening his first restaurant, Mosu San Francisco, in 2015.