How U.S. bombing survey in Japan shed light on civilian sentiments of WWII
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Takaichi needs Aso on her side to solidify position in LDP
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‘Absolutely unacceptable’: Japan condemns visit by Vladimir Putin to disputed Kuril Islands
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Cruel summer: Searching for an escape from Japan’s extreme heat
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Katseye seeks to show raw side in new ‘Wild Hearts’ film
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Spotify asks creators to label songs when they’re AI-generated
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Key Japan war shrine bans military cosplay ahead of second world war anniversary
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Crown prince declines to discuss revised Imperial House Law
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Google opens first directly run store outside U.S. in Tokyo
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Ukraine’s drone war has a lesson China cannot manufacture
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Japan sees 60% rise in passport applications in July
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Nearly half in Japan support plan to cut tax on food, survey shows
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The man behind 25 years of Summer Sonic
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Foreign nationals support one another following quake in Kumamoto
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Yen closes in on ¥160 to the dollar as bears remain bold
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New York will regret going into the grocery business
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Japan’s beverage makers introduce smaller, easy-to-carry bottles
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Kumamoto Castle reopens two weeks after massive quake
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Ice cream makers bet consumers still want treats, just healthier ones
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Hollywood hot dogs bound for Japan with new Pink’s flagship store
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Pork, chicken prices in Japan hit record highs in August
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Putin visits disputed Etorofu island off Hokkaido, sparking protest from Tokyo
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Aeon considering compensation over fatal blast after Kumamoto quake
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Tohoku firms step up efforts to train next generation of maintenance engineers
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Takaichi opposes Hormuz fees in phone talks with Iran’s president
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U.S. and Japan plan world’s deepest undersea mine to challenge China
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U.S. president sued over plan to sell faster access to his posts on Truth Social
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Producer price gains maintain pressure on businesses as BOJ mulls rate path
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Canberra says no ill intent in prime minister’s remark on Takaichi’s gift
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Tokyo Kiraboshi to consolidate consulting and systems divisions
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Japan testing new tech to prevent heatstroke among elderly
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Closer ties with Japan an ‘imperative of our time,’ South Korea’s envoy says
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Josh Kushner, Bob Iger buy LA Lakers for $12.5 billion
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‘Imposing ignorance’: U.S. climate science under siege
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Wagner Moura and Greta Lee fight for survival in new thriller ‘The Last House’
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Japanese ambassador to Australia downplays Albanese melon gaffe as Taylor claims PM has ‘stuffed up’
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Western allies are about to fail Ukraine, again
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Takaichi unlikely to visit Yasukuni Shrine on war anniversary
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Kumamoto’s tourism industry hit hard by quake
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Ban on military-style clothing does not apply to active-duty members, Yasukuni clarifies
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Are we on the verge of World War III?
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Mexican man arrested over attempt to smuggle some 200 lizards into Japan
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Nvidia’s show of financial force soothes credit markets
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Intervention and higher rates might not be enough to stop yen from weakening
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JAL plane crash victims mourned 41 years after accident
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Ikarigata closer to emulating older brother Fujinokawa than many think
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Bessent-Takaichi split on BOJ risks undermining joint yen rescue
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Chiba woman arrested over 89-year-old mother’s 2024 killing
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Why Takaichi can’t be the next Shinzo Abe
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Rakuten’s shares plunge after mobile losses fuel investor fears
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More young people in Japan undergoing cosmetic surgery
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Naomi Osaka falls against Elena Rybakina in Toronto
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New ‘Katsu Curry Index’ aims to show how weak the yen really is
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Inventories and farming method gains bolster food system against ‘super’ El Nino
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Forty-five meters down, a diver races to record a fleeting moment of WWII history
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What is Unitree and why are China’s humanoid robot makers racing to list?
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How war shaped the manga of Tadao Tsuge
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ANA cuts North America and Europe route surcharges to ¥55,000
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Hiroshi Okuda, Toyota chair who pushed for the Prius, dies at 93
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Koizumi exceeded expectations as defense minister. Will he stay on?
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World youth unemployment rate rose last year, U.N. agency says
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Australia’s prime minister refuses to apologise to Japanese counterpart over melon gaffe
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Japan end of June government debt hits record ¥1.3 trillion
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Gut bacteria may be behind many of Japan’s colorectal cancer cases
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Severe tropical storm Chan-hom makes landfall near Tokyo
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Colombia’s new right-wing government faces an uphill battle
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Japan mulls use of domestic AI in SDF command system
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Aeon allowed workers to return to Kumamoto mall before blast
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She is Russia’s richest woman. Her business empire is going up in flames.
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Takaichi to forgo foreign trips this summer following Kumamoto quake
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