Omas fountain pen: Omas Limited Edition Europa fountain pen in the original display box. The pen, number 3133 out of a limited edition of 3500 produced, has a two-tone 18K gold nib (est. $675-$800).

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Rigaku, a Japanese maker of semiconductor testing equipment backed by Carlyle, slumped in its trading debut in Tokyo on Friday. The shares declined 10.3% to ¥1,130 ($7.4), cutting its market ...

On a night not too far in the future but still being kept secret, skies across Japan will light up with simultaneous fireworks displays from north to south in a plan by fireworks makers to cheer a ...

If you buy from a link, we may earn a commission. Learn more Marantz is a legendary American-Japanese hi-fi manufacturer with a storied history dating back to the 1950s. The company — founded in ...

Keurig recently announced the release of the K-Brew + Chill Coffee Maker and we're in the process of reviewing it to see if it makes the cut as one of the best Keurigs in this guide. If you value ...

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No injuries were reported, and Mr. Ishiba was away from Tokyo in southern Japan on Saturday. The episode is the latest in a series of violent acts targeting officials in Japan, a country known as ...

This past summer, the brand's sales suddenly took off in a land far beyond the warning track of any American ballpark — Japan. "It's crazy," said Robert Schuler, vice president of marketing for ...

This past summer, the brand's sales suddenly took off in a land far beyond the warning track of any American ballpark — Japan. "It's crazy," said Robert Schuler, vice president of marketing for ...

Low-alcohol drinks are gaining ground in the Japanese market, with makers increasingly targeting those who usually steer clear of alcohol. Amid increasing concern about the health impact of high ...