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Upcoming adventure game Epoch Reset has awakened the Steins;Gate stan in me with its time-bending shoujo storyline
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Upcoming adventure game Epoch Reset has awakened the Steins;Gate stan in me with its time-bending shoujo storyline

  • Epoch Reset was officially revealed at the PC Gaming Show as a time-bending anime adventure.
  • The game centers on time travel and shifting timelines within a sci-fi setting.
  • Epoch Reset promises cyberpunk visuals and multiple minigames as part of the experience.
  • The final release is planned for 2027, with Steam wishlist available now.
  • The showping aligns Epoch Reset with other 2025–2027 PC gaming announcements.
  • Publishers describe Epoch Reset as an immersive narrative with time travel at its core.
  • The protagonist uses a time machine to explore timelines and solve puzzles.
  • The trailer hints at story themes of friendship and temporal catastrophe.
  • Epoch Reset is not scheduled for release until 2027 but is already generating anticipation.
  • The game is tied to a publisher known for other indie titles and fresh concepts.
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SoftBank rises 6% as Japanese tech stocks track gains in U.S. peers
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business1d ago

SoftBank rises 6% as Japanese tech stocks track gains in U.S. peers

  • Technology stocks led gains in Asian markets as investors reacted to recent data
  • Markets in Asia moved higher as traders digest U.S. data and earnings outlook
  • Investors expect more clarity on inflation and rate trajectory in the coming days
  • Energy and financial sectors lagged slightly as tech outperformed
  • Markets hold a cautious tone amid global uncertainties and rate expectations
  • Investors eye upcoming U.S. data releases for guidance on global markets
  • Regional indices posted modest gains as tech momentum persisted
  • Investors assess how inflation signals could influence Fed policy path
  • Traders weigh risk-off and risk-on signals in a data-rich week
  • Positive tech sector performance offsets softer energy and finance postings
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#3
Dollar recovers ground vs yen; euro steadies after inflation data
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business1d ago

Dollar recovers ground vs yen; euro steadies after inflation data

  • The euro held steady while the dollar strengthened against the yen after the JGB auction relief.
  • Market relief from the JGB auction supported risk sentiment and currency trading.
  • Investors monitored political and monetary signals shaping the near-term outlook for the dollar and euro.
  • Traders awaited further policy guidance as markets digested the auction impact.
  • The report highlights the euro-dollar-yen dynamic in the post-auction session.
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'Of Course We're Not Going to Stop Here' — Monster Hunter Developers Talk About the Future of the Series at PlayStation Awards - IGN
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'Of Course We're Not Going to Stop Here' — Monster Hunter Developers Talk About the Future of the Series at PlayStation Awards - IGN

  • Monster Hunter Wilds won the Grand Award and Users' Choice Award at the PlayStation Partner Awards 2025 Japan Asia in Tokyo.
  • Producer Ryozo Tsujimoto says the team is committed to continuing the series and letting more players experience it.
  • Directors Yuya Tokuda and Tsujimoto say updates focus on beginners while adding difficult content for others.
  • The team plans to update further and continue expanding the Monster Hunter IP beyond games.
  • Developers say they used player feedback to improve content volume and accessibility after launch.
  • Tsujimoto notes Capcom aims to expand all IPs, with Monster Hunter as a key focus.
  • Tokuda says the team focused on easing beginners and removing barriers to entry.
  • The interview occurred before the awards ceremony in Tokyo.
  • Capcom plans to release several titles in 2026, signaling broader IP activity.
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Boxing robots, a mass wedding and a home as art: photos of the day – Wednesday
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Boxing robots, a mass wedding and a home as art: photos of the day – Wednesday

  • In Seoul, supporters of a former president rally as martial law marks a symbolic first anniversary.
  • Sri Lanka endures deadly floods and two hundred people remain missing after Cyclone Ditwah.
  • A Gaza mass wedding event is organized by a humanitarian group as part of UAE aid operations.
  • An installation by Es Devlin, Library of Us, is on display at Art Basel Miami Beach.
  • A preserved rhino calf is born at Folly Farm in Pembrokeshire, highlighting conservation concerns.
  • China’s Zhuque-3 rocket launch takes center stage in inner Mongolia’s space sector brief.
  • Emily Powell’s home gallery project features hand-painted rooms turned into immersive art.
  • Hong Kong and Delhi scenes show daily life amid smog and political events ahead of summits.
  • Gaza mourners attend funerals after Israeli strikes, as casualties are reported by medics.
  • Photographs capture a global snapshot of current events from robotics to flooding and art.
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Having a dog can boost teenagers’ mental health, say scientists
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health1d ago

Having a dog can boost teenagers’ mental health, say scientists

  • A Tokyo study links teen dog ownership to lower social problems and delinquency by age 14.
  • Researchers identified 12 bacteria types, including Streptococcus and Prevotella, less abundant in non-dog owners.
  • Scientists say the microbiome may be one mechanism linking dogs to better teen mental health.
  • Lead researcher Takefumi Kikusui notes dogs may reduce owner stress and boost oxytocin.
  • The study used data from the Tokyo Teenager Cohort Study including 343 youths.
  • Researchers caution that it remains unclear whether microbes come from dogs or stress reduction.
  • Experts unaffiliated with the study weighed in on microbiome differences in saliva.
  • The study authors suggest maintaining a diverse microbiome could improve mental health scores too.
  • The Guardian notes the overall finding adds to debates on pets and adolescent well-being.
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Dogs may make us more caring and sociable by changing our microbiome
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science1d ago

Dogs may make us more caring and sociable by changing our microbiome

  • Latest findings show dog ownership correlates with distinct gut bacteria linked to social behavior in adolescents.
  • In germ-free mice, microbes from dog owners led to more helping and social behaviors in tests.
  • Researchers say social networks impact mental health and dog-related microbes could one day be mimicked by probiotics.
  • Dog ownership may shape empathy and sociability across species, according to the study.
  • The team also traced dog-related microbes to potential anti-inflammatory gut signals.
  • Study involved Tokyo adolescents and compared dog-owning households with non-dog households.
  • Dogs may accelerate exposure to microbes that influence gut-brain health through direct contact.
  • The authors stress more geographic studies are needed to confirm findings.
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#8
Did we just see dark matter? Scientists express skepticism
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science1d ago

Did we just see dark matter? Scientists express skepticism

  • New analysis of 15 years of Fermi data finds a gamma-ray halo near the Milky Way's center that could signal dark matter.
  • Experts note the claim could be premature; previous data have yielded similar signals without confirming dark matter.
  • Some scientists say the galactic center's complexity and density assumptions challenge the detection claim.
  • University of Tokyo press materials describe Totani as confident, but other experts urge caution until independent checks
  • Study authors published their work November 25, 2025 in the Journal of Cosmology and Astroparticle Physics.
  • The claim centers on a WIMP dark matter candidate and expected gamma-ray signatures from annihilation.
  • Experts stress independent replication is needed to confirm any dark matter detection.
  • The University of Tokyo press release frames Totani as confident, yet others call for caution.
  • Peer commentary highlights the need to compare signals in less messy dwarf galaxies.
  • NASA data and gamma-ray analyses remain a promising path for dark matter searches, pending verification.
  • Overall, the story reflects ongoing debate over whether a 20 GeV gamma-ray signal is astrophysical or dark matter in origin.
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#9
Is China’s don’t-go-to-Japan warning affecting tourist crowds in Shibuya’s Don Quijote?
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shopping21h ago

Is China’s don’t-go-to-Japan warning affecting tourist crowds in Shibuya’s Don Quijote?

  • China's travel advisory appears to have reduced Chinese tourist crowds at Shibuya's Don Quijote, per on-site observations.
  • The report links the observed changes to China’s call for travel restrictions and the Chinese embassy’s social-media advisory.
  • The piece places the shift within a broader diplomatic dispute tied to Japan's Taiwan policies and related remarks by Japan’s leadership.
  • The article suggests the situation could affect visitor traffic in other Japanese tourist areas if tensions persist.
  • The report contextualizes the trend within ongoing Sino-Japanese political frictions and related travel dynamics.
  • SoraNews24 frames the issue as a cross-border story with tourism and diplomacy intertwined.
  • The piece notes a large number of flight cancellations attributed to China’s advisory.
  • The article uses on-site observations at Megadonki Shibuya to illustrate consumer traffic changes.
  • Staff corroborated a decrease in Chinese customers, signaling altered shopping dynamics.
  • The report highlights tourism shifts at Tokyo attractions beyond Shibuya.
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#10
Japan's Takaichi is winning fans not with politics but with her style and 'work, work, work' mantra
#10 out of 1518.5K est. views
politics18h ago

Japan's Takaichi is winning fans not with politics but with her style and 'work, work, work' mantra

  • Takaichi’s rise blends politics with personal branding as she garners broad support amid a strong work ethic and public persona.
  • Her Grace Delight Tote, dubbed the Sanae Bag, has boosted her image as a fashion icon and drawn extensive media attention.
  • Analysts see her as a sign of more diverse female leadership in Japan, merging high politics with a recognizable personal brand.
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