Ueda highlights BOJ’s intention to keep raising rate to bankers
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LDP and JIP see different paths for constitutional revision
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NHK’s 76th ‘Kohaku’ was over the top and oddly comforting
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Specialty shop in Tokyo aids reconstruction after Noto quake
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Shizuoka police arrest three teens over ¥10M robbery of elderly couple at home
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Investors face more geopolitical whiplash from Trump’s Venezuela gamble
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Japan retail investors ignore domestic bull market to opt for U.S.
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App that blocks gambling sites may offer lifeline for addicts in Japan
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Stablecoins likely to be a factor, not a game changer, in Japan’s bond market
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Trump’s Venezuela oil revival plan is a $100 billion gamble
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7 elderly people taken to hospital after choking on mochi on first three days of year; one dies
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Osaka wins after Raducanu pulls out of United Cup clash
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Japan to draw up action plan to reduce clothing waste
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Takaichi avoids criticizing U.S. removal of Venezuela's Maduro
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Japan aims to cut 25% of clothes waste by 2030 via recycling, reuse
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Rush of travelers returning from New Year holidays peaks
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Babysitting services for foreign tourists taking off in Japan
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AI must not ignore human rights
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Trump is tying his legacy to whatever happens in Venezuela
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North Korea launches multiple missiles in first tests of 2026
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With a focus on nuclear power, Takaichi’s energy policy takes shape
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Japan policy wonks consumed by debate over how to measure fiscal woes
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The very best is on the menu for business travelers flocking to Japan
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Tracing the family tree: Roots tourism gains traction in Japan
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Despite Maduro's capture, there are no quick wins in tapping Venezuela's oil reserves
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Facility doubling as cafeteria and supermarket offers lifeline in quake-hit Noto
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Snow traps vehicles in 23-km traffic jam on expressway in western Japan
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JR companies and local governments to continue talks on loss-making railway lines
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NHL stars return to boost U.S. and Canadian ice hockey teams at Milano-Cortina Games
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Swiatek says women's tennis does not need 'Battle of the Sexes'
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'Chaotic mess' Nick Kyrgios determined to enjoy himself after injuries
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Jakarta ranks world's largest city as Tokyo slips to 3rd: U.N. report
Japan Today
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Tokyo sees 1st snow of season
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Streaker bares all for emperor
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Inside China’s six-decade campaign to dominate rare earths
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Grok makes sexual images of kids as users test AI guardrails
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Wall Street carries big expectations after best run since 2009
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Tesla loses EV crown to China's BYD in 2025 as sales slip
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Seeing Kyushu slowly aboard the 36+3 tourist train
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‘A place of darkness and light’: the uninhabited Japanese island that became a rabbit paradise
The Guardian
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Record low 363 million New Year postcards delivered on Jan 1
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Record low 363 million New Year cards delivered on Jan 1
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Emperor and his family greet New Year well-wishers
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In call, Takaichi and Trump agree to work toward spring visit to U.S.
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Start 2026 with familiar flavors of home
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Unification Church reportedly backed 290 LDP lawmakers in 2021 poll
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Imperial family members host New Year’s gathering
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Annual New Year's Fire Review to be held at Tokyo Big Sight on Jan 6
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Pacifist Japan has slowly transformed from exclusively self-defense to a military buildup
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New Year's sales start at major department stores
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Japan retailers racing to offer low-priced goods amid inflation
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NHK drama series returns to Sengoku-Period spectacle
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Rural municipalities working with students from urban areas on regional revitalization.
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AI Is getting dangerously good at political persuasion
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Venus Williams gets Australian Open wildcard aged 45
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Debate grows on reforming Lower House electoral system
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Buckle up for a volatile year of Trump-Xi, Taiwan and Kim
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Noto quake victims mourned on second anniversary
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How democracies learn to goose-step
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Running hot in 2026: What's in store for the Year of the Fire Horse
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Repeat after me: Never, ever underestimate China.
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Mercari goes global with anime and manga leading the way
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What — and who — helps us stick to our New Year’s goals
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Japan Times 1926: Premier Kato is dead; victim to influenza after short illness
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3-year-old boy falls to death after parents leave home to visit shrine
Japan Today
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Emperor emphasizes peace, hope for world in 2026
Japan Today
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Japan marks 2 years since devastating Noto quake as locals rebuild lives
Japan Today
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Noto's Suzu ware reemerges from the earthquake rubble
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Japan's 18-year-olds total about 1.09 mil, same as last year at 2nd lowest
Japan Today
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Japan business lobby urges greater gov't role in foreigner-related issues
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