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Canada eyes deeper security ties with Japan and other 'middle powers' in Indo-Pacific
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Fukui deputy governor leading women's empowerment in scandal-mired prefecture
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Ratio of female executives at midsize firms 21.5% in Japan, survey shows
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Skiing 'filled the void' for Paralympian Anna Soens after life-changing fall
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100 ways to belong: The radical inclusivity of Company Grande
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Taiwan’s premier makes rare visit to Japan for WBC
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Middle East tensions disrupt maritime transport to Japan
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Russian flag returns to Paralympic podium with two downhill bronzes
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U.S. hotels seek World Cup boost after tourism dip under Trump
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Nintendo sues U.S. government over reciprocal tariffs
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Fast fashion garments pile up in South Asia as Middle East conflict grounds planes
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Digital agency to begin testing AI use for administrative tasks in May
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Global social media bans gain steam with India and Indonesia
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Defense without U.S. help is a live topic for Canada, Japan and Australia
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Naoya Inoue to face Junto Nakatani in historic Tokyo Dome megafight
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Japan asks U.S. not to treat it unfavorably under new tariffs
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Nearly 70% of Japanese suspect disinformation is spreading online
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Rohm shares soar most since 2000 on Denso acquisition bid
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Earth is warming faster than previously estimated, new study shows
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Working overtime: ‘Silver Jinzai’ centers keep Japan’s seniors employed
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Japan may use part of national oil stockpile amid Iran war supply crisis: report
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Japan to evacuate citizens from Middle East on charted flights Sunday
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Fukushima nuclear power plant discharging final round of treated water for FY2025
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Pitas, parfaits and more in Yoyogi-Uehara
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For Evan Call, every melody is a conversation
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American man found guilty of sexual assault fights ruling over DNA evidence
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Japanese film director jailed for 8 years for sexual assualt
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Unions seeking wage increases this year of almost 6%
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Another Japanese national detained in Iran after NHK staffer’s arrest
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LDP-JIP coalition submits proposal to revise rules on defense equipment exports
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Japan and Canada to establish economic security dialogue
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March basho opens with Aonishiki on verge of historic promotion
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SoftBank seeks record loan of up to $40 billion for OpenAI stake
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NHK sports news director arrested on suspicion of sexual assault
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Former chief of $2 trillion pension fund joins developer growing tomatoes
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Cabinet approves bill to create disaster management agency
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Japan high court upholds seven-year sentence for U.S. Marine in sexual assault case
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Japan considers legalizing use of original surnames on their own after marriage
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Hong Kong’s democracy fight is also a battle for women’s freedom
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Regimes come and go. China’s interests in Iran will endure.
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Vietnam is booming, but foreign cash is fleeing from stocks
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AI is proving a 100-year-old prediction true
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A 900% fare hike shows Asian carriers can weather Iran war chaos
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Woman indicted over 1999 fatal stabbing in Nagoya
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Government adopts bill to promote drivers' work-style reform
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Cherry blossom season set to begin up to a week earlier than usual
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How fossil fuel disruptions lead to booms in solar and batteries
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Israel has become America's not-so-secret weapon
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Using experience from 3/11 to help Noto reconstruction
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High above Gion, Kyoto’s Imperial Hotel is a new frontier for geisha district
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Online ads top 50% of annual ad spending in Japan for first time
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Iran's Ayatollah Khamenei and his deadly legacy
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One in 10 Japanese workers want to labor longer, survey shows
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Anduril looking to boost defense manufacturing capacity in Japan
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Uniqlo aims to grow tenfold in India with summer-centric clothes
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‘Johatsu: Into Thin Air’: The quiet desperation of those who disappear
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‘This Place’: Estrangement and renewal set against a city’s recovery
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Pentagon feud with Anthropic shines light on AI’s role in mass surveillance
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Kyoto bids farewell to a storied poets’ cafe
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The long, humble history of the umbrella
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Japan Times 1976: Bomb explosion in Sapporo claims 2 lives, injures 85
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Social climber: Punch the monkey starts to outgrow his Ikea plushie
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Adnoc boss and UAE minister Al Jaber meets Sanae Takaichi
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3,827 teacher positions unfilled across Japan: 2025 survey
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Japan raises travel alert for six countries in Middle East
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Reeling from loss, Niigata’s animation festival refuses to fold
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Oil refiners in Japan ask government to tap strategic reserves
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Japan’s national museums to implement dual-pricing system
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Honda to boost Japan lineup by importing cars from the U.S. and China
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