Oita court rules unmanned stations don't curb freedom of those with disabilities
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Firefighters struggle to contain wildfires in northern Japan
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Finally, real progress against pancreatic cancer
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Japan proposes drastic cut in medical school enrollment
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‘Leave the Cat Alone’: Even when life and love get messy, creativity survives
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Rethinking how Japan chooses its central bank governor
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SoftBank prepares to manufacture batteries for AI data centers
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Local governments press for shinkansen railway lines
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Former death-row inmate's sister further denounces Japan’s review of retrial system
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Capella Kyoto continues ancient capital’s luxury hotel boom
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The language around Japan’s new bike rules leaves no room for ‘maybe’
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Multilingual alerts, pictograms proposed for railroad crossings after tourist accident
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Kyotographie's Daido Moriyama retrospective resonates in an age of endless images
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Japanese study links ADHD symptoms to severity of chronic pain
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Yakuza membership fell to record low in 2025
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Don Quijote owner opens discount grocer as Japan inflation bites
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Samsung workers protest over huge pay gap with SK Hynix amid AI chip boom
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Japan Lower House OKs bill to boost intel capabilities
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SoftBank is going all in on OpenAI, but at what cost?
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Big bet on Orban’s exit came from center of his family’s empire
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Panel on change to Constitution eyes 'emergency' clause to deliver breakthrough
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Japanese scientist accused of putting chemicals in co-worker’s water in U.S.
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AI export control measures aimed at China gain steam in U.S. House
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Falling for Beijing’s anti-Japan propaganda is dangerously naive
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Israel’s Lebanon buffer zone is a fallacy and no path to peace
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Pokopia flurry helps Nintendo’s Switch 2 top U.S. sales in March
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New AI tool reshapes the cybersecurity landscape
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Japan moves to block South Korean buyout deal with rare use of security law
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Hit reality show helps rev up Japan's delinquent youth subculture
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EQT is said to explore takeover of $2.6 billion Kakaku.com
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Tokyo condo prices fall two months in row in sign boom may fade
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Japan and New Zealand’s leaders reaffirm cooperation over Middle East
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In the AI era, Apple's strengths may become its constraints
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Alberta examines three northern routes for oil pipeline to serve Asia
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Misinformation spreads on social media after northeastern earthquake
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War in the Gulf reveals the real risk to food security
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Nikkei 225 hits record and breaks 60,000 for the first time
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Table tennis robot Ace makes history by beating top-level human players
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Three nonlife insurers fraudulently take out information from Toyota
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Takaichi asks for accelerated review of discretionary work system
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SoftBank seeks $10 billion margin loan backed by OpenAI shares
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Blockchain billionaire Sun takes Trump family’s crypto firm to court
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At least ¥40 billion secured in Unification Church liquidation
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Climate investor calls for votes against directors at Japan’s megabanks and trading houses
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Exit 8 review – Escher-esque subway station corridor leads to disquieting psychological mystery
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Mud-rich coastline made 2011 Japan tsunami far more destructive, study finds
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Japanese trade delegation visit to China planned for June
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Emperor to attend event marking 100th anniversary of Showa Era start
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Some in LDP were positive about formation of CRA, says Noda
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New-harvest onions add layers of flavor to any dish
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Prudential Life Insurance suspends sales for additional 180 days
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Caution urged in Japan when using secondhand products amid safety risks
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‘Stop sucking up to America’: Japan’s youth rises up to protect pacifist constitution
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Two ex-convicts arrested over Yokohama home invasion robbery
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23% of Japan’s sauna facilities lack panic buttons
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Japan-Ukraine drone tie-up sends first weapon onto battlefield
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Professional sumo awaits three potential new stars
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Average Golden Week holiday budget falls to ¥27,660
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Minister's offering at Yasukuni first shrine visit by Takaichi Cabinet member
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Japan finance minister to discuss Mythos threat with banks
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Delicate extraction: Malaysia offers rare earths alternative to China
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Users of ‘spot work’ app sue service over last-minute cancellations
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Durability key in school backpack sales in Japan
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Japan-backed group to distribute maternal handbooks in Nepal
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Tokyo theme park worker dies after accident while inspecting equipment
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LDP and Justice Ministry remain divided over how to revise retrial system
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Goldman says U.S. buyers return to Japan stocks as war shock fades
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Measles cases rise in Japan with 299 reported this year
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Young Chinese use AI to launch one-person firms over job anxiety
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MUFG Bank seeks more acquisitions after $4.3 billion India deal
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