Japanese researchers look at 800-year-old books and trees for signs of extreme solar events
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How the Islamabad Accord allowed Trump to save face in Iran
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Takaichi confirms release of more oil reserves next month
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Agriculture minister visits Tokyo matcha cafe as Iran war affects tea production
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Ruling bloc proposes constitutional amendment drafting panel
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Study to analyze impact of bear sightings on elderly people
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Two women found stabbed to death in Osaka apartment
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Government adopts support program for "Ice Age" generation
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Asia economic growth to slow even if oil stabilizes, ADB warns
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Financial support program for community-focused startups draws growing interest
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A ceasefire in Iran offers the world little hope
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China’s Huatai is looking to start securities business in Japan
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At 80, Yoshio Suzuki keeps chasing the possibilities of jazz
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Government to delay submission of retrial system reform bill
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Goldman-backed Go taxi app said to plan Japan IPO this year
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‘Burn’ lights up Kabukicho’s darkness with a bold vision
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Fast Retailing raises profit outlook on robust global demand and Japan sales
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Japan’s tighter immigration controls yielding results
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Hokkaido returns rifle to hunter after court set aside revocation of his license
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Seven & I delays U.S. unit IPO, saying revamp will take longer
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University of Tokyo to directly manage affiliated hospital in response to scandal
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Police launch handbook so victims don't have to repeatedly recount crimes
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Anxiety rises in Tokyo as uncertainties hang over fragile Iran war truce
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Regional cooperation on oil stocks and supplies could offer Japan more stability
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Waiting for DeepSeek: new model to test China's AI ambitions
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Should Tokyo apologize for an SDF officer’s break-in to the Chinese Embassy?
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How soon would ‘friendly’ proliferation become unfriendly?
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Kuma-led team to design new wing of London's National Gallery
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New models show calculators remain popular after 60 years
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Japan wants to transform its sleepy corporate bond market
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Japan to designate further 17 airports and ports for defense use
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SoftBank unit plans debut euro bond as group makes big AI push
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Artemis II’s awe reminds us of science’s fragility and importance
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From falling U.S. wealth to Indian factory closures, oil shock raises global recession risk
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Tokyo’s concert scene searches for its next act
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Japan taps smaller ships to get U.S. oil faster on supply concerns
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42 Japan-linked ships still stranded in Persian Gulf
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Parties call for extra budget amid concerns over energy crisis
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Waste water to clean energy: Japanese engineers harness the power of osmosis
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Japan and Australia warn against Indo-Pacific ‘security vacuum’ amid global crises
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Russia says it has summoned Japanese ambassador over Ukrainian drones
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Former prime minister Ishiba meets with South Korean president in Seoul
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Takaichi calls for ships' safe passage in Strait of Hormuz in talks with Iran president
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Japan team discovers why cats leave meals unfinished
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Young people in Japan express lowest hopes for themselves and their country in poll
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Japan and Australia eye joint missile and drone production amid U.S. stockpile concerns
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AI K-Pop startup Galaxy aims for IPO in Seoul and New York
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Japan aims to boost number of female troops as SDF struggles to enlist
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Japan business failures hit 12-year high in fiscal 2025
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Police arrest five more alleged members of Philippines-based Japan crime ring
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Is Trump the president who lost Asia to China?
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Sumo creates unity on an island famed for division
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Japan’s Chiyoda considers resuming work on Qatar LNG project
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Less than 20% of patients in Japan interested in new Alzheimer’s drugs received one
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Japan to fine repeat violators of personal info law
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Japanese researchers find a clue to the evolution of chloroplasts
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Japan walks tightrope to keep ethylene plants running amid Middle East crisis
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Tokyo DisneySea to celebrate its 25th anniversary as a ‘Sparkling Jubilee’
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Trump, the demolition man of global order
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Sony Pictures Entertainment to cut hundreds of jobs in TV and film
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Three workers dead after scaffolding collapse at steel plant in Kawasaki
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Will Kharg Island decide the future of U.S. alliances?
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TikTok to build a second billion-euro data center in Finland
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Shipowners eye Hormuz ceasefire window for 800 trapped vessels
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Former teacher shares stories of children affected by 2011 disaster
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Japan’s real wages rise most since 2021 to keep BOJ on hike path
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Emperor and his family visit education facility in Fukushima Prefecture
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New Tanizaki collection illuminates ‘In Praise of Shadows’ origin
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Whether oil and gas or green tech, India depends on imports
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Stocks rally 5% and yen strengthens 1% after U.S. and Iran agree to ceasefire
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