Europe's royal palaces are not only architectural wonders but play an important role in the culture and history of their ...

Japan's Imperial Household Agency has overhauled its website. Its new features include 360-degree views of the palace ...

He’s trying to create an imperial presidency — and he’s ruling by decree. But taken together, the actions add up to a concerted campaign to give Trump more direct power over federal programs ...

If you want to check out the interior of the Syros from close quarters, we have prepared a detailed gallery for you in 15 real-life images. The Kia Syros gets black and grey dual-tone cabin theme ...

As we step into 2025, interior design is becoming more personal than ever. Gone are the days of standard builder-grade finishes, stark white walls, and thoughtless choices. This year is all about ...

Photo: Kyoto Imperial Palace Garden Management Office, Ministry of the Environment. Chef Sakatsuji, who rushes to anywhere in Japan, with Kansai as the center. In addition to the standard plan, there ...

Kyoto is a must-visit destination in Japan ... Daytime - General 1,300 yen (includes admission to Ninomaru Goten Palace) *Additional fees may apply depending on the event. Nighttime Illumination ...

A man charged with the 2019 fatal arson attack on a Kyoto Animation Co. studio has dropped his appeal to overturn his death sentence, a Japanese high court said Tuesday, finalizing the verdict over ...

In the meantime, we will have to adapt to abusive decrees from the imperial palace known as Mr. Trump’s White House, the way Rome’s provinces did. But take heart in this, my fellow Gaulians ...

“The Domus Aurea once again moves [us] and restores the brilliance of the colors used by the painters who skillfully decorated the rooms of this precious and refined imperial palace.” The ...

Cultural sites like Nijo Castle and the Kyoto Gyoen National Garden, home to the Kyoto Imperial Palace, are within walking distance. There are also plenty of convenience stores nearby if you’re ...

The aim is to extend as far as possible what the American historian Arthur Schlesinger (1917-2007) called, back in 1973, "the imperial presidency," increasingly evading the system of checks and ...