A ubiquitous siren system in Mexico City brings comfort. Mexico’s early warning system was born in the wake of a tragedy — a magnitude 8.1 earthquake that killed more than 10,000 people in ...

By contrast, Japan and Mexico have had much more recent devastating quakes and related natural disasters that each killed thousands of people — Mexico’s 1985 earthquake and, in Japan, the 1995 ...

For the ambassador, the future of Japan-Mexico's economic relations is “positive”, with “a lot of income” because “Mexico's power or possibility or capacity will not change.” KEEP READING: ...

Fifty-three years after Japan denied Mexico an Olympic bronze medal on home soil in Mexico City, Mexico did the same to Japan in Tokyo. 1 weather alerts 1 closings/delays. Watch Now ...

For a quick trip to Japan, look no further than Mexico City. Although the capital has a thriving Korean community, few know about its Little Tokyo district, tucked in the quiet Cuauhtémoc ...

In Mexico City, a modern-day reminder of the relationship appears every spring, when the jacaranda trees — the first of which were planted in the 1920s at the suggestion of Tatsugoro Matsumoto ...

Furuya Yamato spent several years living in Mexico City, where he learned to make authentic tacos. Today, he’s the proud owner of Tokyo’s most popular taco truck.

When it comes to building a state-of-the-art earthquake early warning system, California is behind. California and the U.S. have long neglected the development of such a system. The alarm system ...

Mexico denied Japan a home soil medal with a 3-1 win at the bronze medal match on Friday in Saitama at the Tokyo Olympics, just as Japan did Mexico at the 1968 games in Mexico City. Mexico beat Brazil ...