China’s $300 billion pile of bad consumer debt threatens economy
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Onitsuka Tiger pivots from Asics stripes to tap luxury market
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Japan’s defense chief challenges China’s military spending data
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Warsh kicks off Fed chief era with sweeping review as rates remain unchanged
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A moment that changed me: A WhatsApp message about a little-known sport made me an unlikely celebrity in Japan
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Alleged ice-cream cartel in Japan investigated as sweltering summer looms
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Visitors to Japan fell 3.6% in May
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10 Nippon Yusen freighters still in Persian Gulf
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Grammys to add best Asian pop music performance category in 2027
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Music Awards Japan levels up and looks ahead
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Fresh land reclamation work begins at Henoko for U.S. base transfer
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Government employees in Japan express reluctance to relocate for work
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Tokyo launches scholarship program for students bound for top global universities
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Prices of chicken and eggs in Japan hit record highs
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Brazil’s Nikkei fishers offer lessons for ocean governance
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Sanseito submits bill to create agency on policies related to foreign nationals
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The Iran war and the global debt shock it fueled
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Nobody noticed, but China just rewrote the rules of global business
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Keir Starmer is headed for a NATO humiliation
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U.S. politics is reaching peak paranoia
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Cultural aspects dominate coverage as sumo enthralls Paris
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Starbucks in South Korea to close all stores early for history training
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Japan enacts bill overhauling guardianship system
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Man with possible tokuryū ties arrested over mobile payment fraud
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Greek fishers struggle to keep up with puffer fish invaders
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Hokkaido tour boat operator sentenced to five years’ jail over fatal 2022 sinking
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JR East recasts Tokyo’s Ueno Station as a cultural gateway
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As his centennial nears, Osamu Tezuka gets a global reintroduction
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Studio Ghibli to open its first U.S. pop-up store in Los Angeles
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‘Poor kids join the SDF’ remark reflects deeper debate over Japan’s military
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Takaichi and Trump talk Indo-Pacific as Mideast crisis overshadows G7 summit
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Japan set to enact bill criminalizing vandalism of the national flag
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Fast-tracked power plants fuel AI boom, with little public scrutiny
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Alleged Japanese leader of Cambodia-based fraud ring arrested
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SoftBank finds fewer tech bets for venture capital in Latin America
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Japan’s trade balance swings to deficit as yen inflates imports
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Hacking group claims major attack of Novo Nordisk and attempted $25 million extortion
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Nuclear watchdog chief to visit Japan to monitor Fukushima treated water
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The Indian workers training AI robots to take their jobs
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U.S.-Iran deal may not bring quick relief for auto shops
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SpaceX overtakes Amazon in value as post-IPO rally reaches 49%
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Qatar plans to rapidly restart LNG output after Strait of Hormuz reopens
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G7 leaders discuss ‘trusted partners’ access to cutting-edge U.S. AI models
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Japan steps on the gas in unprecedented regional defense export push
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Fujitsu chair resigns after ‘woman-related inappropriate conduct’
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‘We weren’t allowed to meet Oasis!’: Japanese punk band Otoboke Beaver on fun, feminism and famous fans
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Bank of Japan raises interest rates to 31-year high … of 1%
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Zelenskyy thanks G7 leaders for ‘strong ideas on how to force Russia into peace’ – as it happened
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Trump’s Anthropic crackdown sets off AI alarms for U.S. allies
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Magnitude 5.5 quake jolts Tokyo area
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Number of bookstores in Japan drops below 10,000 for the first time
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The toll on Afghanistan of five years of Taliban rule
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Fujitsu chairman quits following ‘woman-related’ improper behavior
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Japanese researchers find new ways to detect cyanide poisoning
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Japan’s FTC raids six ice cream makers over allegedly creating price cartel
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Japan set to enact bill criminalizing vandalism of the national flag
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Why more bears are entering urban areas
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Emperor Naruhito visits palace museum in Netherlands
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Polymarket traders clash over $345 million Iran peace market
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Nikkei 225 breaks 70,000 on hopes for peace and after rate increase
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Five fall ill from E. coli outbreak at Nagoya Costco store
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Bank of Japan takes rates to 1%, the highest level since 1995
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Japanese government OKs basic plan to raise LGBTQ+ awareness
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Takaichi proposes G7 framework for stockpiling critical minerals
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Strike to disrupt output at Australian LNG export plant, Inpex says
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Trump, Iran and the wily ‘art’ of the digital deal
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Ex-Giants manager Abe spared indictment over alleged assault of daughter
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LDP still considering cutting sales tax to zero for food
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Goldman-backed Go soars 21% after biggest Japan IPO this year
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Shippers and oil giants seek clarity on U.S.-Iran peace deal
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