Japan’s economy loses some steam in the second quarter
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Chinese vessel suspected of conducting survey within Japan’s economic zone
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Authorities shift focus to evacuees’ prolonged displacement after Kumamoto quake
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Japan aims to create support agency for ex-SDF personnel as early as fiscal ’27
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Reconstruction starts on quake-damaged Japanese war memorials in Myanmar
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Akita eyes AI data center that could become Japan’s largest
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‘Horrific’ conditions grip U.K. hospitals unprepared for heat
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Japan continues to see troubles related to funeral fees
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Heat waves expose insurance gap as European business losses mount
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Fatalities due to record Chiba rainfall rise to 10 with one person still missing
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Hiroshima’s shrinking community keeps ties alive through festivals and newsletters
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At Yasukuni, the politicians followed the script, but the shrine did not
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Idol game app firm collapses as data shows bankruptcies up 7% on year
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Restaurant chain operator Ootoya plans to accelerate expansion overseas
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Tidal flat in Nagoya hit by plastic waste pollution
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Covert Mideast oil flows are keeping global prices in check
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Torrential rain and flood kill nine in Japan amid wettest month in decades
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Japan’s defence minister heads to Australia to meet Marles in wake of melon-gate controversy
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Putin can’t break down NATO’s door. He’s trying the window
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Unrelenting Russian anti-war protesters in Japan fight through inescapable doubt
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New shinkansen model delivered to Taiwan
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Ajisai is ready to win your heart
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The turf wars between politicians and bureaucrats in Tokyo
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Two debates, one household: The politics of family in Japan
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Japan aims for the moons of Mars
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Former nurse passes on lessons from experience in aftermath of JAL crash
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Man who lost brother in WWII urges people to remember 3.1 million Japanese lives lost
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Chiba downpour death toll rises to 9 with nearly 500 evacuated
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During Japan’s cruel summer, chilled noodles are a survival strategy
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China’s 32,000-kilometer solar trade route that battled U.S. tariffs
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Slowly but surely, Tokyo is becoming a hot spot for chicken rice
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What Bessent’s economic isolation of Iran could look like
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Japan’s macabre literati go global
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With one month until Okinawa poll, both key contenders lack trump card
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Can robots save an aging Japan?
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AC vests and UV parasols: East Asia deploys heat-fighting gadgets
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Takaichi drops ‘remorse’ in her first war memorial address
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Defense minister visits war-linked Yasukuni Shrine as Takaichi stays away
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History of housing for Japanese postwar returnees kept alive
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Japan ‘discussing how to respond’ to Putin’s disputed island visit
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Bessent asked to justify yen intervention in letter from top Democrat
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U.S. to tell partners they must pick sides in AI race with China
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At Japan’s all-women powerlifting contest, strength is beautiful
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A day in the life of an Asakusa rickshaw driver
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‘Murakami saw his book come alive!’: the Japanese company bringing the author’s science fiction masterpiece to the stage
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‘Unprecedented’ rain kills five in Japan as thousands stranded at airport
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Takaichi touts price-relief steps on X as support sags
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Australia has been galvanised by ‘melon-gate’. So what is the luxury fruit at the centre of the PM’s controversy?
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Japan companies step up efforts to prevent heatstroke
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Aespa channels summer cheer in Japanese minialbum
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The disturbing dream world of ‘Cattle Muti-Leiko’
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South Korea bets on industrial policy again
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Zhu Rongji, China’s misunderstood reformer, dies
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An unsolved murder leads to despair and salvation in ‘The Brightest Sun’
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The U.S. ammo crunch is a global disaster
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Overnight stays by foreign guests exceed prepandemic levels in 39 prefectures
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Apple trains its own AI model for China market with Alibaba’s support, sources say
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Brussels flower carpet pays homage to Hokusai’s ‘Great Wave’
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University head calls for shutdown of Futenma 22 years after U.S. chopper crash
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Ben Shelton wins All-American final to claim second straight Canadian Open crown
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Japan’s power futures get boost as utilities hedge price risk
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Japan considering subsidies for renovating vacant stores
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83-year-old VTuber posts wartime stories of Manchuria
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Carry traders exploit intervention to rebuild yen shorts
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Iga Swiatek cruises past Elena Rybakina to capture Canadian Open title
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It’s likely that 2026 will be the hottest year on record, experts say
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Authorities urge continued caution after heavy rain in Chiba leaves eight dead
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Japan’s inflation paradox is creating winners and losers
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What a Sino-American ‘G2’ would mean for Asian security
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Putin’s visit to the Northern Territories: Why now?
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