Global Ageing Trend: WHO Projects 2.1 Billion People Aged 60 and Over by 2050 Derrick SmithMay 14, 202602.1K views With global life expectancy now at 73.8 years, countries from developed economies to emerging markets are broadly facing increasing pressure on healthcare, labor, and social systems. An ageing society has… Read more
Redefining Taiwan: The Danjiang Bridge by Zaha Hadid Audrey HazelMay 12, 20260639 views NEW TAIPEI, TAIWAN (MERXWIRE) – The Danjiang Bridge spans the estuary of the Tamsui River and stands as one of Taiwan’s most representative major public infrastructure projects in recent years.… Read more
Unmanned Stores Rapidly Expand Across Japan, From Chains to Independent Businesses Ferre KeiraMay 7, 202602.8K views Amid labor shortages and rising personnel costs, unmanned stores are rapidly gaining ground in Japan. From large retail chains to independently operated shops, businesses across industries are adopting this new… Read more
Japan’s Ready-Made Meal Market Grows 1.5 Times in 20 Years Ferre KeiraMay 7, 202602.7K views Japan’s ready-made meal (sozai) market continues to expand as dual-income households rise and demographic changes reshape consumer behavior. The market is projected to grow 1.5 times over the past two… Read more
Global Life Expectancy: Monaco Tops at 86 While Nigeria Lags at 55 Audrey HazelMay 7, 202601.5K views While global life expectancy is on the rise, disparities between countries remain significant. The advantages enjoyed by long-lived nations in healthcare and living conditions stand in stark contrast to the… Read more
International Bubble Tea Day on April 30 Highlights Taiwan’s Global Beverage Culture Boom Ferre KeiraApril 30, 202602.6K views Today marks International Bubble Tea Day, a global celebration of Taiwan’s bubble tea culture, which continues to gain international attention and showcase its cross-border cultural and culinary influence. TAIPEI, TAIWAN… Read more
80% of Japanese Housewives Use Reward Points to Cope with Rising Living Costs Ferre KeiraApril 30, 202602.3K views As living costs continue to rise, Japanese households are changing their money-saving habits. Many homemakers are now turning to reward point systems and daily spending adjustments to make cost-cutting easier… Read more
Why Are More People Returning to Handwritten Notes? Studies Show Better Understanding and Memory Julie HowardApril 9, 20260583 views Many note-taking applications now support handwriting, synchronization, search, and handwriting-to-text conversion, making handwritten notes no longer limited to paper-based habits but a more flexible approach for learning and work. NEW… Read more
Japan Land Prices Rise for Fifth Consecutive Year Amid Strong Urban Housing Demand Ferre KeiraApril 2, 202602.2K views Japan’s latest land price survey shows nationwide land values have risen for the fifth consecutive year, with urban housing demand keeping the real estate market active—particularly in Tokyo and Osaka.… Read more
Japan Convenience Stores Hit Record Sales, but Face Declining Foot Traffic and Price Pressures Ferre KeiraMarch 26, 202602.5K views Japan’s convenience store industry has recorded its highest-ever sales, but is facing declining customer traffic, as rising prices and shifting consumer behavior present growing challenges. TOKYO, JAPAN (MERXWIRE) -Japan’s convenience… Read more