Animals
Japan Akita dog society issues digital pedigree certificates to combat forgery
AKITA (Kyodo) -- A Japan-based society for Akita dogs has begun issuing digital pedigree certificates for the highly popular breed in an effort to com Full article
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Protected wild animals in Tokyo munching through saplings of low-pollen cedars
(2024/4/28)
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Daily 'march of the penguins' attracts crowds at Fukuoka aquarium
(2024/4/26)
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Easy Japanese news in translation: Osaka zoo's hippo 'Gen-chan' found to be female
(2024/4/26)
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Hippo-larious mistake: DNA test reveals Osaka zoo hippo 'Gen-chan' actually female
(2024/4/23)
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Capturing the cormorants that do cormorant fishing in Japan
(2024/4/17)
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Bears designated as animal subject to subsidized culling in Japan
(2024/4/16)
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Nearly half of Japan pet owners unaware that animals can suffer from pollen allergies
(2024/4/14)
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Pet peafowl scared off by tourists safely recaptured near Osaka Castle Park
(2024/4/11)
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In Photos: Penguins promenade around Tokyo aquarium after Noto quake evacuation
(2024/4/9)
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7 penguins evacuated from quake-hit Ishikawa Pref. in the swim at Tokyo aquarium
(2024/4/9)
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In Photos: Melba, Japan's magnificent drug-sniffing dog to retire
(2024/4/8)
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Japan's top drug-sniffing dog with record $12 million bust to retire this year
(2024/4/8)
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Kyoto Pref. animal hospital ordered to pay $4,400 over rabbit's death during surgery
(2024/4/6)
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Underwater entrance ceremony held for new Japan aquarium staff in tank with 3,000 fish
(2024/4/1)
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News in Easy English: Pets caused 54 fires in Tokyo over 10 years
(2024/3/29)
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Indoor pets caused 54 fires over 10 years in Japan; group calls for caution
(2024/3/29)
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783 million people face chronic hunger. Yet the world wastes 19% of its food, UN says
(2024/3/28)
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Coco the pony made stationmaster for a day in Japan city with strong equestrian heritage
(2024/3/28)
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'After you': Japan bird species' wing-flutter signals mate to enter nest 1st
(2024/3/27)
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Runway temporarily closed as deer enter north Japan airport
(2024/3/22)
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