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A Japanese man may be charged with incidence exposure after he charged five people $250 each to eat his cooked and seasoned testicles in order to promote asexual awareness.

With a citizenry as colorful and animated as the signage, Tokyo at night is a photographer’s dreamscape - and Alexander James, the man behind the lens of the book "Tokyo Taxi," has given himself a fantasy assignment.

Eighteen men and women from the United States, Canada and Great Britain strut their stuff and recipes in the pages of Nudie Foodies: Food Bloggers Peel for Japan. This one-of-a-kind book features eighteen delicious recipes with adjacent full-color photos.

All proceeds (minimum $50,000) will be donated to the Japanese Red Cross Society. "We hope that Japan and its people will bounce back from the tsunami tragedy stronger than ever!" exclaims Ishii.

The Japanese government wants the country’s suit-loving salarymen to be bold this summer. Ditch the stuffy jacket and tie. And for the good of a country facing a power crunch, go light and casual.

Charles Osgood shares the history of The National Cherry Blossom Festival held in Washington DC.

The Asian Pacific Islander Council of Seattle is among the LGBT organizations sponsoring a benefit cabaret show for Japanese earthquake victims at Neighbours Nightclub on Saturday, March 26.

Magnet Tours, the first tour operator in Japan focused on the LGBT market, announced it is hosting a special "Cherry Blossom Tour" this spring from March 29 to April 4, 2011 that will explore the sights of Tokyo and Kyoto.

A pledge by Japan to support Europe’s bailout efforts helped ease the pressure on European markets Tuesday despite speculation that Portugal will soon have to join Greece and Ireland in getting bailed out.

The iPhone’s popularity in Japan is cracking open an industry long thought inaccessible to outsiders.