KOBE JAPAN

22/07/2025

Japan ❤️🩷

21/07/2025

この価格で家をいつ買うのですか? 😆

東京のマンション価格が新記録！

東京都心部の新築マンションの平均価格は2025年上半期で1億3640万円となり、過去最高を記録した。この価格は昨年に比べて20.4パーセントの増加となります。

この価格高騰は円安と建設費の上昇によるものです。専門家によれば、この価格は今年末までにさらに上昇する可能性があるという。これにより、東京の不動産市場は投資家にとってより魅力的になったが、一般の購入者にとっては課題が増えた。

21/07/2025

Kyoto University, one of Japan’s most prestigious institutions, lets graduates wear anything to their ceremony—and students have fully embraced the chaos.

This year’s event exploded on social media after one student appeared dressed as Danbo, the cardboard robot from the manga Yotsuba&!.

The post went viral, with commenters cheering, “The one in the cardboard killed me!” and “That’s Danbo my beloved!” alongside thousands of upvotes.

Another viral hit was a full JoJo cosplay, which sparked the meme: “Is this a JoJo reference?”—for once, a literal yes.

One commenter joked, “Looks like Let’s Make a Deal audience!” while another quipped, “The battlefield got weird!”

Amid the madness, one student quietly sat in a traditional kimono, drawing laughs for looking “so done with everyone else’s sh!t.”

The ceremony highlighted Japan’s creative culture and freedom of expression, delighting netizens around the world. From Sailor Scouts to cowboy grads, this was less a graduation and more a full-blown cosplay convention—sanctioned by the university.

21/07/2025

21/07/2025

伝説の🇯🇵中学生男子、🔥炎の演説‼️
【皆さん選挙へ行って投票してください】

選挙は大人の責務です‼️ボールペン持って選挙へ行ってください🌸🌸🌸
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16/07/2025

Japan's world-famous Shinkansen bullet trains aren't just renowned for speed and punctuality—they lead the globe in rail safety.

The secret behind their safety record is the Urgent Earthquake Detection and Alarm System (UrEDAS), implemented in the early 1990s, which detects the earliest seismic waves—called "P-waves."

These waves arrive seconds ahead of the more destructive "S-waves," allowing the train's emergency braking system to activate before passengers even notice any shaking.

Using over 1,500 advanced seismic sensors across the rail network, the system quickly monitors vibrations, ground shifts, and electrical fluctuations.

During the devastating magnitude 9.0 Tōhoku earthquake in March 2011, UrEDAS successfully halted 33 bullet trains traveling over 300 km/h, resulting in just one minor derailment and no fatalities.

Recent enhancements have improved the accuracy of real-time aftershock forecasting to 95%, preventing at least 18 additional accidents, according to Central Japan Railway Company (JR Central).

Despite lingering skepticism over false alarms, Japan’s groundbreaking technology continues to protect millions of lives every day, redefining global rail safety standards.