Japan

Kenyan Diaspora Michael Olunga Named Most Valuable Player In Japan: Kenyan Diaspora and Harambee Stars striker Michael Olunga has been named the most valuable player in the 2020 Japanese J-League season.

Many Kenyan Athletes Find Greener Pastures In Japan: At first, it feels odd to use Japan and athletics in one sentence considering that the East Asian country is not renowned for churning out world beaters in this sport. 

Kenyan Diaspora Michael Olunga shines in Japan: Kenyan international Michael Olunga scored the consolation goal as Gamba Osaka beat Kashiwa Reysol 2-1 in a J1 League match at the Panasonic

Amazing: Japan now introduces see through public toilets. Spacious, clean, and almost completely see-through, an unusual new public toilet block has been built in a Tokyo park -- but thankfully, the walls turn opaque when you lock the door.

More Borrowing: Uhuru Gets Ksh8 Billion Loan From Japan. The Government of Japan through the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) on Thursday, August 27, announced a Ksh8.1 billion loan to Kenya.

Kenyan Man Running the Show at Multi-Billion Company in Japan: It is not often that a Kenyan scales global conglomerates to head major portfolios, but a story is told of one John Mungai .

Kenya to partner with Japan for a Sh210 billion Likoni Bridge: The Likoni Gate Bridge, which is expected to ease passenger and vehicular crossings over the dreaded Likoni channel in

Japan’s cabinet on Friday approved a draft bill to bring more blue-collar foreign workers into the country, in a controversial move to address chronic labor shortages.

National Assembly Speaker Justin Muturi blocked a number of legislators from travelling to Japan for the FIVB Volleyball Women’s World Championship.It has emerged that the MPs had requested for a 14-day trip to Tokyo