‘Everywhere there were pitifully injured people’: how a newly unearthed memoir captures the devastation of Hiroshima
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How Hayao Miyazaki’s love of books influenced Studio Ghibli’s stories
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The bittersweet nostalgia of the first season of ‘Vivant’
The Japan Times
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Takaichi stresses secure crude oil supplies as U.S.-Iran war spirals
The Japan Times
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Out of the shadows: Japanese women building a life beyond motherhood
The Japan Times
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Extreme heat grips Japan for a record fifth straight day
The Japan Times
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Has AI become too powerful to control?
The Japan Times
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Seven & i abandons investment talks with Poland’s Zabka
The Japan Times
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Secondary capital bill passes after showdown at parliament
The Japan Times
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SpaceX conducts first successful Starship test flight since going public
The Japan Times
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Russian warplane violates Japanese airspace over islets claimed by Tokyo
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Yen’s worst week since May brings it close to ¥165 vs. dollar
The Japan Times
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Japan’s average life expectancy rises in 2025
The Japan Times
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Japan identifies large share of rare earths in deep-sea mud off remote island
The Japan Times
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In the hills of Shimane, Japan’s steelworking tradition forges on
The Japan Times
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Japan’s 100-year-old symphonic orchestra celebrates its milestone
The Japan Times
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Lawmakers remain divided on secondary capital, with talks of further extension
The Japan Times
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‘Hush!’ and ‘All Around Us’: Masterpieces from a pioneering gay director
The Japan Times
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Kazuya Hara named head of new national intelligence bureau
The Japan Times
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Japanese shoppers drive up jewelry sales to a record
The Japan Times
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What the ‘Chinamaxxing’ crowd doesn’t get
The Japan Times
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Japan to set up expert working group on accepting foreign nationals
The Japan Times
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Drone flights to be banned for Hiroshima peace ceremony
The Japan Times
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Defense Ministry questioned over intelligence gathering on domestic experts
The Japan Times
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Despite weakening yen, intervention may have to wait for right timing, analysts say
The Japan Times
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The world has an anchovy problem
The Japan Times
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Kozo Okamoto, last surviving participant of 1972 Lod Airport massacre, dies
The Japan Times
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Sony to reopen iconic LA theater Cinerama Dome after 6 years
The Japan Times
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Asian allies push back against Trump’s forced-labor tariffs
The Japan Times
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To succeed, the prime minister must get back to basics
The Japan Times
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Japan’s House of Councilors to be renamed Senate
The Japan Times
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Top environmental fund sees Japan key to AI energy challenge
The Japan Times
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What the renewed Iran war means for Japan
The Japan Times
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Japan’s inflation picks up, keeping BOJ on path for rate hikes
The Japan Times
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UNESCO panel urges Japan to improve exhibits at Sado Gold Mines
The Japan Times
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A Russian spy, suddenly cast into the spotlight, flees Japan
The Japan Times
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America is closing the door on opportunity — and talent
The Japan Times
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Trump rebuilds tariffs with forced-labor duties on 60 economies
The Japan Times
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Inside Toho Archive’s mission to save Japan’s cinematic memory
The Japan Times
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Japan and Solomon Islands leaders agree to bolster ties
The Japan Times
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Japan weighs regulating Pokemon cards amid trading mania
The Japan Times
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Japan and Russia to resume youth exchanges after seven-year hiatus
The Japan Times
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Former head of Japanese barbecue chain arrested over tax evasion
The Japan Times
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JIP’s priorities take center stage even as household relief stalls
The Japan Times
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Public housing completed in Ishikawa for Noto quake victims
The Japan Times
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Seven-Eleven Japan warns stores over unauthorized character item resale
The Japan Times
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India’s solar push idles factories unable to shake reliance on China
The Japan Times
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Japan and China’s top diplomats hold first chat since Takaichi’s Taiwan remarks
The Japan Times
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Half of economists still see BOJ waiting until December to hike
The Japan Times
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Parliament extension grounds some lawmakers from overseas travel
The Japan Times
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How Japan’s would-be kingmakers lost their edge
The Japan Times
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Japanese retailers offer various eel products for Day of the Ox
The Japan Times
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Why Nepal’s Gen Z protestors are back in the streets
The Japan Times
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A perfect storm: Kaze Fujii fans flock to Fuji Rock
The Japan Times
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Japan antitrust watchdog to add new bureau to tackle Big Tech
The Japan Times
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Head of Swiss euthanasia firm dies after collapsing while ascending Mount Fuji
The Japan Times
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South Africa’s data center ‘gold rush’ risks resource crunch
The Japan Times
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As Japan bakes, over 10,000 rushed to hospital for heatstroke in a week
The Japan Times
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Nike severs Chinese distribution deals in strategic shift
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155 police officers and personnel disciplined in Japan over six months
The Japan Times
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Koizumi calls for breaking taboo on nuclear debate
The Japan Times
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Daiwa AM boosts staff in shift toward institutional investors
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Energy efficiency is no communist plot
The Japan Times
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OpenAI models pulled off hack in hours that usually takes weeks
The Japan Times
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White House official says Moonshot accessed banned Nvidia chips
The Japan Times
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Japan to mandate reporting on supplement-linked health issues
The Japan Times
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Japan may move to managing yields, not yen, Deutsche Bank says
The Japan Times
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Cabinet spokesman defends Takaichi’s grueling sleep schedule
The Japan Times
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The sci-fi sensibilities of electronic trio Black Boboi
The Japan Times
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Indian drugmakers rattled by Trump’s 100% levy on generics
The Japan Times
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