The One about elderly drivers who are retiring from driving donate their beloved cars to disaster-stricken areas

In Japan, “Support Through Scrapping and Recycling” initiative, which allows elderly drivers and others who are retiring from driving to donate their beloved cars to disaster-stricken areas and support them with the proceeds from their recycling and sale. (Broadcast on April 7, 2026)

The One about the Devil Sisters purchasing a cheap, high mileage Nissan RB26

  When it comes to female car YouTubers, The Devil Sisters are well known.  With over 254,000 viewers, their channel features modifying, driving, and reviewing famous cars, including the Devil Z (S30Z). ■Featured cars: S30Z, FD3S, R32GT-R, and other cool cars. Their latest video is Read More …

The One about a popular used car dealership in Fukuoka suddenly goes empty, with customers unable to receive deliveries or contact.

What exactly is going on? A used car dealership in Munakata City, Fukuoka Prefecture, has suddenly closed down, causing a commotion as customers rush to the store. A used car dealership in Munakata City, Fukuoka Prefecture. People who were involved in troubles gathered there, saying Read More …

The One about A roadside station closest to Mount Fuji is operating as if it’s “staying put”!? The contract expired, but the facility wasn’t handed over from the previous designated manager.

A dispute has arisen between the town of Oyama in Shizuoka Prefecture and the former designated manager of a roadside station, resulting in the former manager continuing to operate the station while remaining in place. The roadside station, “Michi-no-Eki Subashiri,” is located at the foot Read More …

The One about a bear measuring 1.5 meters in length was spotted in a residential area of ​​Koriyama City, Fukushima Prefecture

Tension continues in a residential area of ​​Koriyama City, Fukushima Prefecture. The cause is a bear that was sighted, measuring about 1.5 meters in length. It is believed to still be hiding in the bushes, and the situation is dragging on. (As of 6:30 p.m. Read More …

The One about What will become of the “yellow line”? JR Hokkaido is proposing a separation of infrastructure and operations.

On the 1st, the JR Rumoi Line, which connected Numata Town and Fukagawa City in Hokkaido, was discontinued. With this, all five unprofitable sections, the so-called “red lines,” that JR Hokkaido had indicated to the municipalities along the line 10 years ago were scheduled for Read More …

The One about the logistics network connecting Hokkaido and Honshu will also be affected in the Tohoku region.

Potatoes and onions shipped from Hokkaido to Honshu, and magazines and daily necessities arriving from the Tokyo metropolitan area—these are all transported by freight trains. The issue of parallel conventional railway lines continues to be debated in the background of the Hokkaido Shinkansen extension to Read More …

The One about Unseasonably warm weather brings summer-like temperatures and early summer-like conditions in Japan

On the 6th, unseasonably warm weather is expected nationwide, with many areas experiencing summer-like temperatures above 25°C. As cherry blossoms reach their peak in various regions, warm early summer air is flowing into the Japanese archipelago. As a result, temperatures will rise nationwide on the Read More …

The One about Shizuoka Prefecture’s first articulated bus begins operation

Large 18-meter-long bus with 1.5 times the passenger capacity makes its debut. Shizutetsu Justline, which operates route buses mainly in Shizuoka City, began operating “articulated buses” on April 3rd. They are expected to alleviate congestion during rush hour and address the driver shortage. The large Read More …

The One about Hankyu Railway launched a new service using transportation IC cards

On March 18th, Hankyu Railway launched a new service using transportation IC cards. Entry and exit to the same station are free for up to 20 minutes, making it more convenient for passing through stations, dropping off/picking up passengers, and using shops inside stations. What Read More …

The One about “Tsubame,” a train affected by the Kumamoto earthquake, departs on a journey to express gratitude.

Early on the morning of the 29th, a Shinkansen train was seen traveling along a national highway. The Kyushu Shinkansen “Tsubame” train departed from the General Rolling Stock Depot in Minami Ward, Kumamoto City, and was turning at an intersection on National Route 3. Even Read More …