Mazda’s First Crossover Was A Frankenstein
Mazda built something different with its first crossover, the CX-7. However in doing so, the brand had to borrow some parts from more than a few random places, making the …
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This Commercial Is Not How You Sell Cars, Mazda
Screenshot: Mazda Here at Jalopnik, we’re big fans of Mazda. We love the Miata so much, it might as well be our unofficial mascot. We also regularly encourage friends and …
Record 115 countries to attend Hiroshima peace ceremony
Hiroshima – Representatives from a record 115 countries plus the European Union are slated to attend this year’s peace memorial ceremony in the city of Hiroshima on Aug. 6, the …
‘Oppenheimer’ debuts in Japan with $2.5 Million box office collection; beats ‘Dune: Part Two’ to record HIGHEST opening |
rewrite this content and keep HTML tags Christopher Nolan’s highly anticipated biopic, “Oppenheimer,” made its long-awaited debut in Japanese theatres on Friday, eliciting a range of emotions from audiences in …
Sanfrecce hope new stadium can draw visitors all year round
Hiroshima – J. League soccer club Sanfrecce Hiroshima will kick off the Japanese top-flight season Friday in a new stadium built on prime real estate with the aim of drawing …
‘Oppenheimer’ to screen in Japan next year after nuclear controversy
Universal Pictures’ “Oppenheimer” will screen in Japan next year, a local distributor said Thursday — a launch that had been in doubt amid criticism that the film largely ignores the …
Mazda Unveils Convertible RX-8 as Tribute to Local Baseball Stars
The Mazda RX-8 is unique among cars. It has a spinning engine and is prone to self-dismantling if not carefully maintained. It also has rear half-doors that open from the …
Unanswered Questions Surround Micron’s Massive Investment in Hiroshima Amid Job Cuts
Ten years have passed since U.S. semiconductor giant Micron Technology bought Japan’s bankrupt Elpida Memory. While Micron has announced investment of up to ¥500 billion in Japan, it has also …
Continuing the Tradition of Daring Design and Anti-Nuclear Art: The Hiroshima Appeals Poster Set
Nagoya – A titanic index finger presses down on a steely metropolis. This year’s Hiroshima Appeals poster, released July 11 by the Japan Graphic Designers Association (JAGDA), contains an earnest …