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Yoky Matsuoka discusses neurobiotics, a field merging neuroscience and robotics, aimed at helping individuals with spinal cord injuries regain limb control.
Manufacturing in the U.S. produces twice as much as it did in 1984, but with one-third fewer workers due to automation and advances in technology.
Chiijohn, a nearsighted otter mascot, seeks his friend Shinjo-kun in Japan while reflecting on memorable moments from the year on HBO's Last Week Tonight.
Conan and Andy joke about zero energy, referencing World War, Japanese zeros, and Escobar.
Conan enjoys a Japanese dinner with Jordan and Ralph Macchio, featuring comedic highlights.
Conan rents a fake family in Tokyo to combat loneliness in modern Japan.
Conan visits Kayo, a Japanese woman, and her Japanese-American husband in Tokyo.
Conan visits Hideo Kojima's Tokyo studio to preview the most anticipated game, Death Stranding.
Bob Mankoff and Colin Stokes Colin discuss travel tips and experiences in this staycation episode.
Kerenzie critiques Andy's Japanese pronunciation, but Conan's experts disagree with her.
Jay Rayner teams up with Nic Watt from Roka to create grilled sea bass with miso and lime.
Kunal Nayyar humorously recounts losing his virginity to a Japanese girl during Obama's term.
Jordan Schlansky reflects on his trip to Japan, highlighting a kaiseki meal, fan interactions, and a humorous revelation from Ralph Macchio about 'Karate Kid Part II.
Kate Hudson recounts her experience in Japan and a past date with a six-foot-nine football player.
Conan discusses his Japan trip and Chicago show during a live Q&A session.
Melissa Rauch shares her fears of short men and 13-year-old girls during a restaurant visit.
Nina Dobrev and Conan attempt a split together, filled with laughter and applause.
Keizo Shimamoto explains that slurping ramen brings aromas into the mouth and nose, enhancing the eating experience and showing respect for the chef.
Will Ferrell brings vintage Playboy magazines and a barber setup to shave Conan's beard.
Japan's sales tax increase in April distorts spending and impacts the economy significantly.
In Japan, 81-year-old Masako Wakamiya creates a video game for seniors, showcasing how technology can enhance the lives of older adults.
Chris Cantwell's Asian tattoo highlights white supremacists' unusual fascination with Japan.
Japanese Prime Minister Bobby's speech at Davos surprises many with historical comparisons.
Muki Kashima Muki discusses Japan's economic shift amid political changes and Abenomics.
Shinzo Abe meets Donald Trump in New York, expressing his trust in the president-elect.
Douglas Flint and Anthony Jenkins debate financial system safety with Paul Singer and Marty.
John Arthur discusses skepticism about Abenomics with Yasari Ueno in Tokyo.
Anti-nuclear protests grow in Tokyo as Japan ends its nuclear shutdown following Fukushima.
Artists at the Barbican Centre in London showcase personal collections and their own works.
At least 41 people have died in South Korea due to flooding and landslides caused by days of torrential rain, as extreme weather grips Asia.
The Nikkei rises nearly 8% as a British Airways flight catches fire in Las Vegas.
Women in Japan face challenges balancing careers and family, as shared by Miki Matsui and others.
The Bank of England announces interest rates amid Brexit uncertainty and EU-Japan trade deal ratification.
Boeing's 787 Dreamliner faces serious issues after emergency landings in Japan.
Brexit talks resume in London as India elects Ram Nath Kovind as president and Netflix reports earnings.
Wall Street reacts to Britain's EU exit as global markets face volatility and uncertainty.
A Briton dies from coronavirus on a holiday cruise ship in Japan amid a major outbreak.
Bob Weighton, the world's oldest man, shares his life experiences in Japan and beyond.
David discusses the risks and rewards of the carry trade in Brazil and Argentina.
Iwo Jima's Mount Suribachi is a strategic stronghold fiercely defended by the Japanese.
Carlos Ghosn's escape from Tokyo jail in disguise highlights the complexities of his legal battle and the implications for Nissan and corporate governance in Japan.
Carlos Ghosn asserts his innocence and love for Japan and Nissan in this video.
Carlos Ghosn, a powerful figure, jumps bail in Japan and escapes to Lebanon amid serious charges.
The Catalan government plans to hold an independence referendum on Sunday, despite a ruling from Spanish courts declaring the vote illegal.
Toyota showcases its mobility Winglet at Ceatec 2013, alongside Sharp's talking appliances.
Kenya's $5 billion railway project showcases Chinese Engineers and local labor collaboration.
Jang Lyn discusses challenges for Chinese carmakers at the Beijing Auto Show amid market slowdown.
Shinzo Abe and Wang Yi discuss tense China-Japan relations at Davos, raising concerns.
