Disinformation abounds online in aftermath of Kumamoto quake
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Donations to quake-hit Kumamoto via hometown tax system reach ¥730 million
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Bessent’s yen rescue to boost U.S. pressure on Japan trade and rates
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Record 54% of South Koreans see Japan favorably, poll shows
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Two employees were sent back into Kumamoto mall before explosion
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The limits of Asia’s two major growth models
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Asia’s energy-starved nations go dark as Hormuz tensions drag on
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The Ribbon Hero review – do-gooder princess battles giant flying earwigs in update of classic yarn
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Before the art islands, a reason to stop in Okayama
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Weather tracker: Austria breaks heat records as Japan braces for Typhoon Dolphin
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Why has Trump stepped in to prop up Japan’s currency?
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Beyond the language of decline: Hope for democratic renewal
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Takaichi meets victims and local leaders in quake-struck Kumamoto
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Streetcar that survived atomic bomb now used for tours in Hiroshima
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LDP members worry about two-year tax cut’s impact on 2028 poll
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How Canada can gear up for the Arctic ‘Great Game’
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A misdiagnosis of U.S. failings leaves Trump stuck in Iran
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Automakers extend plant suspensions after Kumamoto quake
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Obesity battle heats up again as Novo claws its way back into race with Lilly
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Alexander Zverev warns of burnout from 12-day Masters events
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Diversification helped Aoki overtake Aoyama as Japan’s top suit retailer
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Organizers work to balance tone for Hiroshima A-bomb children’s exhibit
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Former justice minister calls for independent probe into Japan public prosecutors
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Kumamoto residents displaced by quake endure record heat
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Fanuc shares dive most in 40 years after procurement fears hit
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Blue Owl hires ex-Barclays banker as Japan business co-head
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Daiwa’s profit hits 13-year high as equities business surges
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Japan’s thriving corporate museums offer tourism appeal and learning experiences
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Opposition DPP not to join ruling bloc for now, citing consumption tax cut
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A pressing question on the front lines in Kumamoto: Who cares for the caregivers?
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Japan eyes use of cloud services to manage defense secrets
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China draws ‘red lines’ around its economic model ahead of EU and U.S. trade talks
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Young South Koreans look for jobs in Japan as they struggle to find work at home
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AI and chips are turning Malaysia into Asia’s growth standout
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Aryna Sabalenka going into U.S. Open warmup with high hopes
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Capital One cites money laundering review in Trump-related suit
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Japan confirms joint yen intervention with U.S., signaling readiness for more action
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For Japan’s aging homeless population, brutal summers are dangerously inescapable
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Japan Times 2001: Koizumi visits Yasukuni early
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Japan Lower House to install security cameras in Diet building
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Etc.books: A lone bookstore in Tokyo pushes against sexism
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1 in 4 people in Japan believes AI could replace friends and family: poll
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This children’s cafeteria in Shikoku serves up free meals and global perspectives
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Extra budget may be compiled for Kumamoto quake
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Japan eyes diplomatic support for firms’ entry into India
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Long lines at Tokyo shop selling Kumamoto goods after quake
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‘Hey Siri, Call 119’: How three kids proved a smartphone can be a lifeline
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Princess Aiko observes traditional rites at Mie’s Grand Shrines of Ise
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Survivors battle heat over first weekend since Kumamoto quake
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