The spotlight will be on slugger Shohei Ohtani this week when the superstar returns to Japan and leads the defending World ...

“Traditional Japanese pillows are filled with buckwheat husks, which mold to the shape of your head and neck, providing optimal support and better airflow. Unlike memory foam, these pillows don’t trap ...

A Canada-based chain of teppanyaki restaurants made its US debut in metro Phoenix. Here's where and what's on the menu at the Japanese grill.

Christopher Bell became the first NASCAR Cup Series driver to win three straight in the NextGen car, holding off Denny Hamlin to win the second-closest race at Phoenix Raceway.

At this week’s WM Phoenix Open, the 32-year-old Japanese superstar will shoot for another slice of sporting history where he hopes to become only the fifth player to win the storied tournament ...

Customers Aileen Ganley, Irene Chyz and May Hermiz — co-owner of Toast restaurant in Windsor, Ont. — recount the moment an American couple paid for everyone's meal to apologize for U.S. President ...

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Phoenix’s spring festival season contains ... And thanks to the Arizona Matsuri festival, that includes the chance to experience Japanese traditions, performances and cuisine.

As the members of the Japanese media experience everything the Phoenix area and Arizona have to offer, Slatus said it gets relayed back to their audience on the other side of the world.

PHOENIX — Pitchers and catchers have reported ... According to Arizona Office of Tourism data, the number of Japanese visitors increased after Ohtani joined the Los Angeles Angels in 2018 ...

Mikuriya stands out from the crowd by serving what they claim to be “Japan’s first Japanese pattern crepes." Traditional Japanese patterns not only look beautiful but are said to bring good luck, so ...

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