Japan aims to require nationality declaration to register property from fiscal 2026
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Four years on, Osaka arson victim's sister helps to rehabilitate inmates
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Short rinks cut no ice with NHL players, including standout McDavid
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Two die after fire at sauna facility in Tokyo
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Son arrested on suspicion of stabbing his father in Fukuoka
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Many young employees positive about year-end parties with colleagues, survey finds
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Sabalenka named WTA Player of the Year for second straight season
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EU to relent on combustion engines ban after auto industry pressure
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The Japanese canary in the global debt coal mine
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Japan to reconsider route of planned Hokuriku Shinkansen section
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Ford retreats from EVs and takes $19.5B charge as Trump policies take hold
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Nasdaq seeks to extend trading hours, as Wall Street gears up for 24/7 move
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India eyed as new source of caregivers as Japan's labor crunch worsens
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Man rearrested over fatal hit-and-run in Tokyo's Adachi Ward
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MUFG said to near deal for stake in India’s Shriram
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Shiori Ito sees ‘most reactive screening’ in Japan to her film on sexual assault
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Hiroshima atomic bombing victim identified by DNA test
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Amid China spat, Japan will lose its two remaining pandas
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Haruki Murakami honored with awards and a jazzy tribute in New York
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Long push for university admission refunds continues
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China launches countermeasures against former Japan defense official
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Forester dreams of reviving woodlands in disaster-hit hometown
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What will change with Japan’s first attempt at regulating Big Tech?
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China confronts the cost of dismantling the world’s biggest coal sector
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SMBC Asia inks debut $3.2 billion SRT with Blackstone and Stonepeak
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Ousted Ito mayor Takubo's reelection bid ends in failure
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Tokyo Gas to invest in U.S. downstream assets to drive growth
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Tsukiji market urges tourists to avoid visiting at year-end to ease congestion
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Man arrested after two stabbed near Fukuoka stadium
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Japan’s factory sentiment improves, firming up BOJ hike case
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Why Japan’s internet looks weird — unless you live here
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Japan-raised Chinese children navigate complex cultural terrain
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Tokyo-bound United flight returns to Dulles airport after engine fails
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Princess Aiko attends ceremony for Chiba University's school of nursing
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Ex-U.S. official calls for collective defense pact in Indo-Pacific
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Singapore's Lim, 71, oldest to win world championship darts match
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Japan to set up environment safeguards for mega solar project regulations
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Student formula car design competition helps shape future engineers
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Japan finance chief effectively accepts BOJ rate hike
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Belarus releases prisoners, including Japanese
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Askul says 740,000 sets of data breached in cyberattack
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Government eyes giving prefectures power to coordinate scenic landscape protection
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Japanese film director Masato Harada dies, aged 76
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Japan government vows all-out push to resolve North Korea's abductions
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In 2025, Japanese literature took a turn for the weird
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Japanese workers at U.N. agencies hit record high
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The ‘bear’ defined kanji in 2025. The internet defined almost everything else.
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Japan quake highlights need to better convey disaster info to foreigners
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Tokyo startup confirms efficacy of iPS cell-derived heart muscle transplants
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Japan builds up ‘missile archipelago’ near Taiwan to counter China
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10% of OTC drug abusing Japan high schoolers report use once a week or more
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Japan bear victim's watch shows last movements
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Ultra-nationalists see Japan tilting their way
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'Samurai spirit': Ultranationalists see Japan tilting their way
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Shiori Ito's Oscar-nominated #MeToo film finally screened in Japan
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China holds low-key Nanking Massacre memorial despite Japan tensions
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Musk's Mars mission adds risk to red-hot SpaceX IPO
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NHK envisions a multicultural Mars in its newest sci-fi series
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China aircraft carrier flotilla headed home, one week after Japan radar incident
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Paramount’s $54 billion debt plays a starring role in Warner bid
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Why is 'Harry Potter' so big in Japan? ‘Oshikatsu’ fandom.
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Osaka Expo, ‘Kokuho’ top 2025’s sumo-style consumer interest rankings
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SoftBank billionaire Son trims share pledges after AI rally
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Kyocera and Fujifilm among firms eyeing investments in Rapidus
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Macquarie’s Dutch data center stake attracts Igneo and Orix
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Character for bear (熊) picked as most symbolic kanji of 2025
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M6.7 quake causes small tsunami off northeastern Japan
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Nippon Steel to invest ¥6 trillion over five years to fiscal 2030
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BOJ will raise policy interest rate at next meeting, according to sources
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Japan’s auto union seeks higher wage gains as BOJ watches trends
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