There are 2 kinds of people: those who hire someone to fix up their house, and those who like to do it themselves. Sometimes it's best to get a professional on the job, but with a little patience and practice, you can make and fix a lot of things yourself. To find out how, we sent reporter Karis Duncan to the JAPAN DIY HOMECENTER SHOW - an all-encompassing do-it-yourself home renovation event where amateurs and pros alike can get their hands on the newest tools and materials on the market.

Nursing and rehabilitation is something all of us might suddenly need tomorrow. For this "On Site," Yuka Matsumoto heads to the International Home Care & Rehabilitation Exhibition to see some of the latest advancements in this increasingly important industry. From power-assist technology to help people walk or move about in wheelchairs to prosthetic limbs for dogs, every product featured reminds us that each and every human being has the right to live life to the greatest extent possible.

Technology is rapidly evolving, and Japan is preparing for something it calls "Society 5.0." For this "On Site" segment, we sent reporter Noam Katz to the Combined Exhibition of Advanced Technologies, or CEATEC, for a glimpse of things to come over the next few years as well as the latest services that are available to use. Tag along as he checks out new products and technology that are really going to make for an exciting future.

Cycling is good exercise, eco-friendly and a great way to breathe in the outdoor air and refresh your mind. In this "On Site" segment, we're going to take you to CYCLE MODE - Japan's biggest show spotlighting all types of bicycles. New components like carbon fiber frames and disc brakes are coming out all the time, but this year, fat-tired sports cycles called gravel bikes are all the rage and power-assist bicycles are heading off-road. Reporter Lemi Duncan takes some of them for a spin!