Okinawans in Japan, part of a Blue Zone, live long due to their Moai tradition—small social groups offering financial and emotional support. This practice, along with healthy diets, exercise, and a ...

Most people aspire to live a long, happy, and healthy life, yet only a few achieve it. However, there is a place in Japan called Okinawa, which stands out as one of the world’s 'Blue Zones'. The ...

Tuna and salmon are imported, primarily for tourists. There are no reports of moai building after Europeans arrived in the 18th century. By then Easter Island had only a few scrawny trees.

The islanders call them "moai," and they have puzzled ethnographers ... why did the early Easter Islanders undertake this colossal statue-building effort? Unfortunately, there is no written ...

Called "Moai" (pronounced as Mo-eye), this is an age-old practice in Okinawa which helps people build deep social connections and provide emotional or financial support to each other when needed ...