Human interest refers to a narrative style or topic in journalism and storytelling that emphasizes the emotional, personal, and relatable aspects of a story. It focuses on the experiences, struggles, and triumphs of individuals, aiming to evoke empathy and connect with the audience on a personal level. Stories categorized as human interest often highlight unique, inspiring, or poignant events in people’s lives, showcasing their resilience, challenges, and achievements. This approach is commonly used in news articles, documentaries, and various forms of media to draw attention to human experiences and foster an emotional response from the audience, making complex or societal issues more relatable and understandable.
Danilo Yabugushishin, known as Aonishiki, is a 20-year-old Ukrainian refugee and new sekitori in Japanese sumo wrestling, inspiring hope and resilience amid his homeland's conflict. His debut at the Grand…
In the crowded environment of Japan's Shinkansen, Satoko Ito experienced a moment of unexpected human connection. A young couple found themselves seated apart, prompting Ito to offer her aisle seat,…