Moto Arena’s leisure-kart circuit is just short of a mile long, with 17 corners and a straightaway that lets the karts build real speed. Drivers can let loose on every straightaway, pushing pedal to the metal to fly through the course.

Chikarayama in Kyoto is a great choice for a lunch of wagyu or sukiyaki burgers.

The service launched an MH-65 Dolphin helicopter crew and HC-130 Hercules crew from Air Station Barbers Point, along with a 45-foot response boat from Kauai, to rescue the man.

New satellite-based approach procedures allow military and commercial pilots to land safely in poor weather and avoid overflying Miyajima Island, site of Itsukushima Shrine, a UNESCO World Heritage site.

The Navy has awarded Florida-based Tote Services a $2.2 billion contract to manage construction of the service’s newest class of amphibious landing craft, marking the first time vessels will be built under a new process intended to speed up shipbuilding.

The fast-attack submarine USS Tucson steamed into Apra Harbor recently, joining an existing fleet of three submarines at Naval Base Guam as the U.S. Navy continues to rebalance its presence in the Pacific.

South Korea is proposing to relocate Gwangju Air Base, a military air base used by the South Korean and U.S. air forces, and build a semiconductor manufacturing complex on the site.

Marine Corps capabilities are evolving alongside those of the Japanese military as they face increasing threats in the Pacific region, the Marines’ top general in Okinawa said.

A jet fuel spill at Kadena Air Base in Okinawa in May 2024 released about 14 times more fuel than the U.S. military originally reported, according to a report obtained by a local environmental organization.

Budget cuts led Marine Aircraft Group-12 to host Sergeants School in Iwakuni, Japan, saving $180K while ensuring 68 Marines receive required leadership training.