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Nagasaki hibakusha urges pursuit of peace, not war preparations
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British Columbia declares state of emergency as more than 20,000 flee wildfires
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Amusement parks across Japan raising fees amid higher costs
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Many Indonesians named after Japanese anime characters
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Generative AI aiding quake relief in Kumamoto
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Volunteer activities fully start in quake-hit Kumamoto
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Play space for children set up at Kumamoto quake shelter
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LDP secretary-general post emerges as focal point as Takaichi mulls changes
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Japan’s brewers experiment with a secret ingredient: music
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¥6,000 for shaved ice: Is luxury ‘kakigōri’ worth it?
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A Yukio Mishima stage adaptation pulls genre-bending strings
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As countries ban social media for children, Japan mulls a different approach
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Typhoon Dolphin hits Okinawa, with China shutting ports ahead of landfall
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Kumamoto quake toll rises to 39
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Japan protests South Korean maritime survey off disputed Takeshima
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Yen jumps on U.S. data as traders watch for intervention clues
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Missile shelter to be built near Tokyo Station amid rising security concerns
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U.S. to invest $3 billion in minerals projects to boost supply chains
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Trump’s homegrown solar push risks widening green divide
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Trump renews effort to fire Fed Gov. Lisa Cook, continuing attacks on central bank
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Locked up in luxury at the new Hoshinoya Nara Prison hotel
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How Japan’s racehorses find second careers away from the track
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‘Till We Meet Again on the Starry Hill’: Time-travel kamikaze romance gets a pointless sequel
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Yen surrenders nearly half its gains from U.S.-Japan intervention
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Japan’s GPIF posts $152 billion gain with help from stocks
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Tamaki faces challenge in DPP leadership race
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Prince Hisahito offers flowers for Hiroshima A-bomb victims
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Nagasaki 81 years on: Learn what hibakusha know
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‘Ghost of Ueno’: A human drama about the invisible among us
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Tax official dismissed over fraud and dodging tax on gambling winnings
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U.S. support for yen increases expectations for September rate rise in Japan
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Teen sentenced to life in prison over leading role in fatal 2024 Hokkaido group assault
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Japan’s food self-sufficiency ratio falls to 37%, well below 2030 goal of 45%
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Hack of supposedly safe bitcoin tool tests faith of the devoted
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Six years sought for former massage parlor operator over Thai girl case
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Japan and the world should not fear a real nuclear debate
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South Korea conducts defense drill for Japan-claimed islands
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Hibakusha groups urge government to support a nuclear arms ban treaty
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Top Japan insurer urges companies to issue bonds in yield hunt
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Over 600 companies likely to be culled in Topix index’s biggest overhaul, analysts say
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Historian’s wife continues his research on U.S. captives in Hiroshima
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OpenAI’s new device will be hockey puck-size and cost over $300
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Flag-waving at Fuji Rock: Conviction or fashion?
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What Kumamoto revealed about Japan’s earthquake readiness
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Japan orders evacuations and cancels 500 flights as Typhoon Dolphin approaches
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Japan carmakers expect yen to keep trading near post-intervention levels
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Japan’s households continue to cut spending amid persistent inflation
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Meta ordered to pay U.S. state $567 million over ‘public nuisance’ and child harm
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Will Takaichi’s consumption tax cut break the LDP?
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U.S.-based doctor sentenced in historic building vandalism case
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Speaking Japanese at the movies with ‘Chiikawa’
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Summer bonuses average record ¥1.04 million among major Japan firms
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UAE fund weighs $6.3 billion AI data center investment in Japan
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Japanese businesses brace for tax cut
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Opposition leaders voice concerns over Takaichi’s Hiroshima address
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Man with sleep apnea diagnosis involved in fatal Tokyo accident
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Honda outsources new vehicle program to Tata Technologies to cut costs
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‘The Man Who Carries the Voice of August’ explores the fragile legacy of the hibakusha
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LPG suppliers asked to inspect equipment after fatal shopping mall blast
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As the Danube hits record lows, every centimeter of river counts
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AI’s volatile power demand is damaging its own data centers
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Nintendo tops estimates with strong games and tariff refunds
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SoftBank beats profit expectations as chip bets compensate for muted AI gains
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Mitsubishi Electric to start industrial buildup for GCAP fighter
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As hibakusha age, storytelling mantle passes to the next generation
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Japan’s police to monitor ‘tokuryū’ use of confidential messaging apps
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Takaichi emphasizes Japan’s commitment to nonnuclear principles on Hiroshima anniversary
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Weak yen and industry shifts drive greater demand for used smartphone handsets
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Senior LDP official points to Abe-era lessons for Takaichi
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Japan’s winning sports tradition shouldn’t include abuse
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