Japan

This World Happiness Day see travel as a treasure hunt. It takes you around the world to small moments that quietly show what real happiness feels like. It is not always about huge adventures. It is about staying present connecting with a place its people and even yourself. Here are some top spots and experiences. They help you slow down look closely and find joy in simple things.

Scrolling through Instagram recently, a reel about Japan quietly captured my imagination—and challenged my assumptions about public behavior and integrity. Around April this year, a rare 38-hour system crash hit the electronic toll collection (ETC) network on Japan’s Tomei and Chuo Expressways, affecting 106 toll gates that serve some of the busiest routes in the country. For nearly two full days, an estimated 920,000 drivers were able to pass without paying, as the booths were left open to keep the traffic flowing smoothly.

The world of global immigration is constantly evolving, with countries updating policies to address labor needs, security, and administrative efficiency. Here’s a roundup of the latest changes in 2025 that could impact travelers, workers, and students worldwide.

The anime industry has undergone a massive transformation over the years. From the hand-drawn classics of the past to today's highly digitalized productions, one thing remains clear: animation quality has become the primary selling point for many modern anime. While series like Attack on Titan and Fate push the limits of animation, we still get shows like Mob Psycho 100, which use a more stylized, cartoonish approach yet deliver an equally impactful experience.

When people think of anime, they often picture epic battles, heart-wrenching dramas, or an ever-growing list of must-watch series. But anime is more than entertainment—it’s a major player in Japan’s soft power, helping shape global perceptions of the country and its culture.