BOJ will probably raise rates in June, former board member says
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Labor shortage fuels ramp-up of humanoid robot development
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Japan passes bill to raise co-payments for prescription drugs similar to OTC counterparts
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Japan’s 2025 census reflects steepest fall in population on record, data shows
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Who are the former royals who may be reinstated to the imperial family?
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Japan enacts bill to drastically raise visa-related fees
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Meet the Japanese mayor seeking to normalize maternity leave in public office
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Japanese banks see hybrid bond boom to fund regulatory capital
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Japan national volleyball player arrested over suspected cannabis possession
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Goyo gakusha: Welcome to Japan’s new cancel culture
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Long overdue, Japan updates its intelligence infrastructure
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Japan to send SDF officers to NATO Ukraine command for first time
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Japan dismisses ’ridiculous’ Russian criticism of military buildup
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Taiyo Yuden sees ‘scary’ levels of AI parts demand risking supply chain
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Lawson opens small supermarket in Tokyo
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Mitsui seeks LNG investments as data centers boost power demand
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BYD debuts China’s most advanced EV chip in smart-driving push
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Tokyo inflation slowdown unlikely to derail BOJ rate hike
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Naomi Osaka says Serena Williams’ rumored return would be ’entertaining’
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Nine crypto whales dominate Polymarket disputes worth billions
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Anthropic reaches near-trillion dollar valuation, topping OpenAI
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Style and steel as Naomi Osaka tames Donna Vekic to reach third round
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Jannik Sinner falls apart in shocking second-round upset at French Open
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Kore-eda’s sci-fi film ‘Sheep in the Box’ fuzzy at edges
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Crime and comic antics abound in ‘Tokyo Burst: The Roundup’
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Taiwan suspects Nvidia chips smuggled to China via Japan
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Government urges transport firms to guard against AI misuse
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Nomura raises annual profit target 50% after record year
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JAL bans cabin attendants from drinking before return flights
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Japan and Philippines agree to elevate ties to new level amid China concerns
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Osaka High Court backs safety approval for Oi nuclear reactors
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New Taiwan-Japan ferry service debuts on ship that has war evacuation role
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Humanoids Summit gives Tokyo a peek of a robotic future
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Toyota sales slide for third month in April on Middle East conflict
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Frugal and more online: Smarter spenders rewrite luxury’s China dream
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Osaka Municipal Assembly approves proposed council to discuss metropolis plan
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Realistic AI-created content to require labels during Japan’s election campaigns
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Tochigi robbery-murder mastermind fled Japan via Narita Airport
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NPA inks agreement with major Japan banks to hasten special fraud response
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Girl group Hana channels positivity into every performance
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Music festival Zipangu offers a glimpse of J-pop’s future beyond anime
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SL Green partners with Japan’s Mori to build NYC office tower
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Health ministry to give financial aid to organ transplant hospitals
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Japan plans ‘bridging bonds’ to fund investment initiatives
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Indo-Pacific deterrence rests on allied industrial coordination
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Australia sues 3M over ’forever chemical’ contamination near military bases
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Japan’s an AI laggard. That could be its edge.
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Curb on shareholder rights will hurt retail investors not activists, says Oasis
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Japan intervention data eyed as yen hovers near 160 per dollar
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Sony takes final bow as standalone TV maker with new Bravia sets
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Consumer safety watchdog seeks standards for personal trainers as accidents rise
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‘Nameless’: Cursed killer goes wild in uneven thriller
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Japan ruling LDP proposes GPS devices for stalkers to safeguard victims
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Japanese officials visit Russia to discuss business environment amid war
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Lawmakers eye extra benefits for child-rearing households
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Japan rolls out revamped weather warning system ahead of rainy season
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Bear sightings hamper school activities in Japan
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U.S. eases some tariffs on Taiwan to formalize trade agreement
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German mayor seeks to boost ties with Japan in space sector development
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World’s appetite for AI makes China less afraid of stronger yuan
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Shiden Kai WWII fighter recovered from ocean off Kagoshima after 81 years
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Title contender Elena Rybakina upset in second round of French Open
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Job ad for shepherds goes viral in China exposing labor market strains
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Hong Kong beats Switzerland in global wealth management, study finds
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Iga Swiatek and Novak Djokovic advance in Paris as Elena Rybakina slips up
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’Geek’ hangout to tourist draw: Japan’s maid cafes
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Rare komusubi title win bodes well for Wakatakakage’s future
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Government to submit draft extra budget for fiscal 2026 on June 3
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Japan weighs criminal penalties for nuclear plant data fraud
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‘Catnomics’: how Japan’s feline fixation has become an industry worth billions
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