breathing new life into the deep hue known as Japan blue. He shares his thoughts on innovating indigo. He's dedicated to the ancient technique of using the leaves of the indigo plant to dye ...

Opinions expressed by Forbes Contributors are their own. Michelle Gross is a seasoned travel journalist based in Beaufort, SC. Roughly 400-miles off the coast of Japan’s southernmost region of ...

Three years ago, local governments and other bodies certified by the Japan Blue Economy Association began a blue-carbon trading scheme. This allows companies and organizations to support such ...

However, if you capture those greenhouse gases and bury them in the ground, you are allowed to call it "blue hydrogen". This is exactly what Japan says it is going to do. Earlier this year ...

Japan has restrictive immigration laws and accepts few workers from other countries. But new rules could allow blue-collar workers in the construction, farming and healthcare sectors to work there.

Biei, Japan - 13, 2024 The "blue pond" in Biei in Hokkaido, northern Japan, is lit up on Nov. 13, 2024.