Traditional geisha performances, Japanese music and cultural activities drew hundreds of visitors to Yokota Air Base for the first geisha exposition on base in recent memory.
South Korean police arrested four U.S. Army soldiers on allegations they assaulted local civilians during a confrontation in Seoul’s Itaewon nightlife district.
South Korea and Japan resumed joint maritime search-and-rescue drills Sunday for the first time in nine years, ending a hiatus caused by years of political and military tensions.
The National Park Service announced the first public tours of Honouliuli National Historic Site, offering visitors access to the site of a prisoner-of-war and internment camp on Oahu that remained largely forgotten for decades after World War II.
A Japanese court ordered a U.S. Marine convicted of choking and attempting to sexually assault a woman to pay the victim about $41,200 in compensation plus interest.
Japan has introduced a simplified weather warning system that officials say will make it easier for people to understand disaster risks and know when to evacuate.
Families of soldiers assigned to the home of U.S. Army Japan near Tokyo must now seek dental care off base as the command shifts limited clinic resources to support a growing active-duty population.
An unidentified U.S. airman assigned to Yokota Air Base in western Tokyo was declared dead after being found unresponsive Saturday morning, the 374th Airlift Wing announced on Facebook.
The Justice Department has charged a pair of Florida men with bribing an Army employee to steer contracts to favored companies in the construction of the Army’s Hawaii-Pacific Innovation Campus in Honolulu.
