Japan: Intense Rain Hits Evening Rush Hour In Tokyo, Trains Suspended 8

Heavy rainfall hit the Tokyo metropolitan area on Wednesday, August 21 disrupting some train services during evening rush hour. Videos posted on social media shows water falling from ceilings like a waterfall inside stations and streets flooded like a river across the city.

Brain tissues found in exhumed Yayoi-era human skulls

Brain tissues found in exhumed Yayoi-era human skulls

TOTTORI, Japan - Photo shows two of three skulls of 2nd-century AD people in which brain tissues have been found. The skulls were unearthed at the Aoya-Kamijichi ruins in the town of Aoya in Tottori Prefecture, western Japan, last May, the prefecture's education and culture foundation and Takao Inoue, professor of anatomy at Tottori University's School of Medicine, said April 16. It is believed to be the first discovery of its kind in Japan.

Veteran private doctors to train youngsters

Veteran private doctors to train youngsters

Takao Inoue (C), a 55-year-old orthopedics doctor running a clinic in Masuda city, Shimane Prefecture, teaches how to apply a plaster cast to a patient. A group of veteran doctors in private practice in the southwestern Japan prefecture, including Inoue, will launch a training program for young doctors currently working at general hospitals across Japan. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

Brain tissues found in exhumed Yayoi-era human skulls

Brain tissues found in exhumed Yayoi-era human skulls

TOTTORI, Japan - Photo shows two of three skulls of 2nd-century AD people in which brain tissues have been found. The skulls were unearthed at the Aoya-Kamijichi ruins in the town of Aoya in Tottori Prefecture, western Japan, last May, the prefecture's education and culture foundation and Takao Inoue, professor of anatomy at Tottori University's School of Medicine, said April 16. It is believed to be the first discovery of its kind in Japan.