When you open your fridge and see funny-colored meat, it’s usually time to throw it away.

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Waitresses in French maid uniforms and Japanese anime costumes serve and entertain customers at Philippines’ first “cosplay” maid cafe. It’s a place to kick back, relax and be pampered in fine style.

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Caterpillar (NYSE:CAT) announced its acquiring Mitsubishi’s Heavy Industries Ltd. (MHI) from a Japanese joint venture the two companies have been involved in for 45 years.

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The floating debris from Japan’s devastating tsunami is now halfway across the Pacific Ocean, and scientists expect some of it to reach Hawaii in the next couple of weeks. John Blackstone reports on the impact of the debris on U.S. shores.

CBS This Morning: Japan tsunami debris: How scientists track it.
Environmental advocate Philippe Cousteau, president of EarthEcho International, speaks to the “CBS This Morning” co-hosts about how scientists are tracking the Japan tsunami debris, as well as its potential impact on the environment.

Archive footage of Diana’s solo visit to Japan in 1995 where she visited the Hodogaya War Cemetery, The Kitamachi Old People’s Home, and The Umeda Akebono School in Tokyo, Japan in February, 1995.

Diana Speaks Japanese

Australian PM Visits Japan to Offer Support to Fukushima and Japanese people by offering natural gas and other resource.
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The earthquake on 3/11 was caused by a massive output of electronic waves.

a closer look at Fukushima situation Global Nuclear Crisis: UN Lies About Nuclear Threat

Japan’s nuclear crisis is reminiscent of the past — both Three Mile Island and Chernobyl. And the full effects of the nuclear disaster in Japan have yet to be felt.

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Japanese Nuclear Disaster “May Take A CENTURY To Clean Up!”
A report from Fox News says that the nuclear power plant in Fukushima is more dangerous that once thought

Scienist from Canada warns of the potential hazards and cancer of the radaiation fall out coming from the Fukushima nuclear power plant in Japan

Japanese officials have now raised the event level for the Fukushima Dai 1 nuclear power plant from level 5 to level 7, indicating the severity of the situation at the plant. The announcement comes as fires were seen coming from the plant on Tuesday morning. The only other level 7 event was the nuclear disaster at the power plant in Chernobyl. The increase was due to a recalculation of amounts of radiation that have been released which now nears 10% of the total given off by the CHernobyl disaster. This report from NHK.

This is a report from inside the Fukushima nuclear power plant exclusion zone. There no road block and plenty of trucks travelling into and out of the zone.

A month after the huge earthquake that rocked Japan, those whose homes were washed into the sea after the tsunami finally get some accomodation in temporary shelters set up in a junior high school car park. This report is from AP.

Students from all over Japan have gathered in Tokyo to protest TEPCO against nuclear power. This report is from fox news.

TEPCO is now using unmanned machinery to clear possibly radioactive rubble from the Fukushima nuclear power plant April 11th 2011. This report is from Japan public broadcaster NHK.

The Fukushima town of Minami Soma has become a ghost town since the nuclear exclusion zone was set up around the Fukushinma nuclear power plant. This report is from CCTV

This Japanese youngster certainly knows how to run rings around his opponents and own players as he shows Messi-style soccer qualities. A cert for the Japan team of the future

The reaction of workers in Otemachi in Tokyo to the earthquake of March 11.