πΌπ―π΅ Ueno Zoo Pandas to Be Returned to China, Leaving Fans Heartbroken
The giant pandas at Tokyoβs Ueno Zoo are set to be returned to China, prompting sadness among local residents and visitors, many of whom fear they may never see pandas in Japan again amid cooling JapanβChina relations. On the 15th, people in the nearby Ameyoko shopping district expressed regret, saying it was βsad to think we wonβt be able to see them anymore.βπ π π
A 78-year-old woman from Tokyoβs Katsushika Ward, who visited the pandas many times, recalled lining up to see Xiang Xiang, born in 2017. βShe was adorable. Thinking that children wonβt be able to see pandas like that in the future makes me feel sorry for them,β she said.π’ π’ π’
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The giant pandas at Tokyoβs Ueno Zoo are set to be returned to China, prompting sadness among local residents and visitors, many of whom fear they may never see pandas in Japan again amid cooling JapanβChina relations. On the 15th, people in the nearby Ameyoko shopping district expressed regret, saying it was βsad to think we wonβt be able to see them anymore.β
A 78-year-old woman from Tokyoβs Katsushika Ward, who visited the pandas many times, recalled lining up to see Xiang Xiang, born in 2017. βShe was adorable. Thinking that children wonβt be able to see pandas like that in the future makes me feel sorry for them,β she said.
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π β¨ Geminid Meteor Shower Dazzles Skywatchers Across Japan
The Geminid meteor shower peaked from the night of December 14 into the early hours of the 15th, treating astronomy enthusiasts to a stunning display across Japan. With minimal moonlight this year, viewing conditions were excellent. At Cape Toi in Kushima, Miyazaki Prefecture, meteors streaked across clear winter skies, while some travelers even stopped their cars to gaze upward.πΆβπ«οΈ πΆβπ«οΈ πΆβπ«οΈ
At Nojimazaki Lighthouse Park in Minamiboso, Chiba Prefecture, spectators braved the cold sea breezeβsome with cameras, others lying on the grassβto enjoy the celestial show. Around 9:30 p.m., an especially bright meteor with a long trail lit up the sky, drawing cheers from the crowd.β¨ β¨ β¨
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The Geminid meteor shower peaked from the night of December 14 into the early hours of the 15th, treating astronomy enthusiasts to a stunning display across Japan. With minimal moonlight this year, viewing conditions were excellent. At Cape Toi in Kushima, Miyazaki Prefecture, meteors streaked across clear winter skies, while some travelers even stopped their cars to gaze upward.
At Nojimazaki Lighthouse Park in Minamiboso, Chiba Prefecture, spectators braved the cold sea breezeβsome with cameras, others lying on the grassβto enjoy the celestial show. Around 9:30 p.m., an especially bright meteor with a long trail lit up the sky, drawing cheers from the crowd.
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ππΈ Kyoto Geisha and Maiko Pay New Year Greetings to Their Mentors
On December 13, geisha and maiko in Kyotoβs Gion district took part in a traditional year-end custom, visiting their teachers and teahouses to offer early New Year greetings.π π π
At the rehearsal hall of Inoue Yachiyo, a Living National Treasure and head of the Inoue school of Kyomai dance, geisha and maiko lined up before a display adorned with kagami mochi. One by one, they bowed and said βHappy New Year,β as Inoue responded with words of encouragement and advice for the year ahead.π± π± π±
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On December 13, geisha and maiko in Kyotoβs Gion district took part in a traditional year-end custom, visiting their teachers and teahouses to offer early New Year greetings.
At the rehearsal hall of Inoue Yachiyo, a Living National Treasure and head of the Inoue school of Kyomai dance, geisha and maiko lined up before a display adorned with kagami mochi. One by one, they bowed and said βHappy New Year,β as Inoue responded with words of encouragement and advice for the year ahead.
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ππ―π΅ Japan to Host First Summit Between PM Takaichi and Central Asian Leaders
Japanβs Chief Cabinet Secretary Minoru Kihara announced on the 17th that Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi will hold her first-ever summit meeting with the presidents of five Central Asian countries in Tokyo on December 19β20. Citing the war in Ukraine and Chinaβs growing influence, Kihara said the talks aim to strengthen cooperation with Central Asia as partners in upholding a rules-based international order and promoting regional autonomy and sustainable development.π π π
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Japanβs Chief Cabinet Secretary Minoru Kihara announced on the 17th that Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi will hold her first-ever summit meeting with the presidents of five Central Asian countries in Tokyo on December 19β20. Citing the war in Ukraine and Chinaβs growing influence, Kihara said the talks aim to strengthen cooperation with Central Asia as partners in upholding a rules-based international order and promoting regional autonomy and sustainable development.
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πβ©οΈ Massive Kadomatsu Installed at Tachibana Shrine to Welcome the New Year
According to The Nagasaki Shimbun, Tachibana Shrine in Unzen City, Nagasaki Prefecture, has once again set up its towering kadomatsu, standing over 12 meters tall, to greet worshippers through February 7 next year.π π π
The structure is built annually by a 13-member volunteer committee led by Katsumi Baba, a tradition that began in 2000 and earned Guinness World Records recognition in 2001. Construction started on November 16, using 48 bamboo poles placed by aerial work platforms, with nandina, pine, and plum branches and sacred ropes decorating a base about 8 meters in circumference.βοΈ βοΈ βοΈ
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According to The Nagasaki Shimbun, Tachibana Shrine in Unzen City, Nagasaki Prefecture, has once again set up its towering kadomatsu, standing over 12 meters tall, to greet worshippers through February 7 next year.
The structure is built annually by a 13-member volunteer committee led by Katsumi Baba, a tradition that began in 2000 and earned Guinness World Records recognition in 2001. Construction started on November 16, using 48 bamboo poles placed by aerial work platforms, with nandina, pine, and plum branches and sacred ropes decorating a base about 8 meters in circumference.
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πποΈ Tokyo Overtakes New York to Rank Second in Global City Power Index
Tokyo has surpassed New York to claim second place for the first time in the 2025 Global Power City Index, released on the 17th by the Mori Memorial Foundation, a think tank affiliated with Mori Building Co. The cityβs rise was driven by strong tourism performance, boosted by the weaker yen and a surge in inbound visitors.π¦ π¦ π¦
New York, which had held second place for 13 consecutive years, was weighed down by rising living costs. The top-five rankings changed for the first time in nine years, with London remaining in first place.π₯ π₯ π₯
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Tokyo has surpassed New York to claim second place for the first time in the 2025 Global Power City Index, released on the 17th by the Mori Memorial Foundation, a think tank affiliated with Mori Building Co. The cityβs rise was driven by strong tourism performance, boosted by the weaker yen and a surge in inbound visitors.
New York, which had held second place for 13 consecutive years, was weighed down by rising living costs. The top-five rankings changed for the first time in nine years, with London remaining in first place.
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πΌπ―π΅ Long Lines at Ueno Zoo as Panda Fans Say Emotional Goodbye
Large crowds gathered at Tokyoβs Ueno Zoo on the 16th, the first opening day after the announcement that the twin giant pandas Xiao Xiao (male) and Lei Lei (female) will be returned to China. Devoted fans lined up from early morning to catch a final glimpse.π π π
Hitoshi Suzuki, head of the zooβs panda care team, said raising the twins was challenging but deeply rewarding, expressing gratitude for the joy and surprises they brought. The Tokyo Metropolitan Government said the pandas will remain on display until January 25 next year.π₯Ή π₯Ή π₯Ή
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Large crowds gathered at Tokyoβs Ueno Zoo on the 16th, the first opening day after the announcement that the twin giant pandas Xiao Xiao (male) and Lei Lei (female) will be returned to China. Devoted fans lined up from early morning to catch a final glimpse.
Hitoshi Suzuki, head of the zooβs panda care team, said raising the twins was challenging but deeply rewarding, expressing gratitude for the joy and surprises they brought. The Tokyo Metropolitan Government said the pandas will remain on display until January 25 next year.
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