Japan to conduct deep-sea rare earth mining test in Pacific
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China ups the ante on trade front and then offers a glimmer of hope
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Trump looms large over host of diplomatic challenges facing Japan in 2026
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Japan railway names 3rd cat stationmaster
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Sumitomo’s energy arm may set up LNG trading desk in Singapore
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Elderly woman burned as clothes catch fire at New Year bonfire in Hokkaido
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Japan's nuclear watchdog halts plant's reactor safety screening over falsified data
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Aeon set to make drugstore chain Tsuruha a subsidiary next week
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Tokyo police arrest four suspects over counterfeit silver coins
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Police move to tighten money-laundering laws
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Japan’s figure skaters face fierce Olympics test
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Speculation over potential snap election resurfaces
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Japan protests China’s gas drilling vessel in East China Sea
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Samsung’s profit triples after AI supercharges memory market
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College cancel culture is getting worse
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Japan needs fiscal transparency more than ever
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JR Central promotes maglev construction as challenges mount
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The top 10 surprises for the Year of the Fire Horse
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Debate begins on how to sustain legacy of Osaka Expo
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Japan’s base pay growth holds steady, but nominal wage increases slow
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Horse park in Osaka aims to protect Japanese breed
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From predator to plate: Japan's bear crisis sparks culinary craze
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Public high schools fear shrinking tuition gap will benefit private rivals
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Buyout wave seen among Japan drugmakers after Hisamitsu deal
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Koizumi seeks local understanding over Futenma base relocation
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Japan to beef up foreign investment oversight with own version of CFIUS by year-end
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Inside Singapore’s AI bootcamp to retrain 35,000 bankers
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Japan sees record 47,000 Asian black Bear sightings over eight months
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Trump vows to block defense company payouts until arms production speeds up
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‘The Imaginary Dog and the Lying Cat’: Truth is elusive in meandering family drama
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‘Higuma!! The Killer Bear’: Monster movie proves a little too timely
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Vietnamese caught in Japan's illegal worker crackdown
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‘Yamagata is ramen’: Japan’s city of noodle fiends revels in ‘capital’ status
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Former Fukui governor’s actions could be seen as sexual assault, lawyers say
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China's dual-use export ban on Japan a decisive escalation
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Hisamitsu shares jump most since 1978 on $2.9 billion buyout
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An affectionate Akita named Araki
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Japan stops Chubu Electric's nuclear review due to flawed seismic data
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Japanese nuclear official loses phone with confidential data in China
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Japan traffic deaths fall to record low 2,547 in 2025
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Annual New Year's Fire Review held at Tokyo Big Sight
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Government spokesperson warns of fake video misusing his image
The Japan Times
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Nagasaki and Okinawa make New York Times’ list of ‘52 places to go in 2026’
The Japan Times
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What’s in store for Japan’s national sport in 2026?
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Six unresolved AI questions heading into 2026
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Nuclear regulator employee loses phone containing sensitive info in China
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Takaichi’s political landscape for 2026
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Swipe right for AI romance
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LDP secretary-general eyes ‘political stability’ in courting DPP into ruling bloc
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Part seedy, part satire, all bite: ‘Jackson Alone’ tackles issues others rarely touch
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Sony-Honda joint venture unveils prototype of second EV model
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From music to mind reading: AI startups bet on earbuds
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Milano-Cortina Olympics back on track as concerns over snow ease
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Nearly 1,000 sex videos shared in polygamous family case, police say
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Japan launches campaign to encourage children to talk about problems
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Lockheed strikes deal with Pentagon to triple output of Patriot missiles
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When trying to understand Venezuela, all answers are unsatisfying
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60% in Japan unaware of mobile battery disposal methods
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Japan’s corporate debt sales set for another banner year in 2026
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Amazon AI tool blindsides merchants by offering products without their knowledge
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Japan traffic deaths hit record low in 2025
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Japanese business leaders positive about continuing wage hikes
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A decisive year for ocean conservation
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Hot chocolate and soy sauce make perfect bedfellows in winter
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M6.2 quake strikes western Japan
Japan Today
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Japan’s long return to artificial intelligence
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Japan to work on addressing problematic minpaku lodgings
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Nuclear plant operator may have misused quake data for restart
Japan Today
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Japan police provide protection in 544 ‘dark’ job cases
The Japan Times
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Japan’s 10-year bond sale draws investor demand on high yields
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