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British teens have yet another reason for pity
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Japanese mayor makes history with maternity leave that caused a stir
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Police officer fires warning shot after vehicle rams into store in Kanagawa
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ASEAN meetings offer chance of China-Japan encounter — for better or worse
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Suzuki’s no-frills cars once ruled India. Then buyers demanded frills.
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The 180-day locals: Life on Japan’s digital nomad visa
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Japanese culture permeates the world. Who owns it?
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Extreme heat grips Japan as rainy season officially ends in Tokyo
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Blow winds blow: Time to harvest wind power off Japan’s coast
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Brother of KyoAni arson victim makes letter-writing set, pushing others to express gratitude
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With lawsuit over remains, Ainu continue fight for cultural recognition
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Researchers find tiny marine ecosystem — population 307 — in a bottle cap
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Japanese health insurance cards no longer usable in clinics from August
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Fire breaks out at GSDF camp in Tokyo suburbs
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‘Cruel, wasteful’: Dakar port a hotspot for illegal shark fins
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2,000 children of A-bomb survivors support Hidankyo movement
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Team Mirai faces challenge of how to confront Takaichi administration
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Osaka bar group offering mental health support for lawyers
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U.N. to list more sites as ‘in danger’ from conflict or climate change
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Craftsman strives to hand down traditional kokeshi making skills
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TSMC’s $265 billion U.S. spend driven by demand and rivals, CFO says
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SpaceX’s blow-it-up testing won’t fly on starship
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Japanese officials open X accounts to counter China’s cognitive warfare
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Japan to provide patrol boats to Cambodia in first OSA
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Wildfire haze hangs over eastern U.S. — and World Cup final
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China’s Moonshot plans IPO in six months after AI breakthrough
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20% of Japan’s pledged U.S. investments underway a year after tariff deal
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Summer has arrived in Japan and so have hot, sleepless nights
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Strong soccer teams start with merit, not politics
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A friendly ‘peaches-and-cream’ fellow
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Japan ‘cannot avoid’ nuclear weapons debate, defense chief Koizumi says
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After years, Takaichi achieves Imperial House Law revision by force of numbers
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Mitsubishi Electric eyes power-chip merger with Rohm and Toshiba
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Japan to raise caps on out-of-pocket medical expenses
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Takaichi expected to struggle during an extended Diet session
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Shizuoka and JR Central sign pact to start maglev construction
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The right recipe for a more aggressive Bank of Japan
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Kansai’s first Michelin-selected sommelier knows how to read a room
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A hard-boiled fact: Eggs work for dessert, too
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Moonshot AI’s Kimi upends conventional wisdom on U.S. lead over China
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Kyoto Animation holds memorial service for 2019 arson attack victims
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Maya Ongaku’s DIY dream is getting bigger
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U.N. hails women’s rights in response to Japan’s revision of Imperial House Law
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Apple raises iPhone 17 price by 10% in Japan as yen stays weak
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BOJ likely to raise growth forecast and stand pat, sources say
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Japan’s ‘decisive action’ threat does little to scare yen bears
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Ex-Japan minister faults India for Modi bullet train delay
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Uniqlo sister brand GU taps luxury designer to sell $18 jeans
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To stay cool, wear flowing robes and throw water around? Yes, says science.
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Opposition to data centers grows in cramped urban Japan
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Nichirei to fully resume operations as early as next week
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It was 60 years ago today: Japan’s top Beatles fan keeps the Budokan flame burning
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Parliament extends current session through July 25
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As Ukraine’s deep strikes mount, Putin lets his country burn
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23 injured after substance sprayed at Osaka junior high school
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Japan passes bill to prevent unauthorized overseas crop sales
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Bioplastic use rising in Japan amid naphtha woes
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Japan’s parliament passes bill to revise retrial system
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Bills to preserve imperial family clear Upper House
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Upper House passes flag-desecration bill despite constitutional concerns
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Ex-nurse accused of murder researched injecting feces into IV drip
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Nikkei briefly dives over 4,100 points in afternoon
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Chipmaker Kioxia’s market value halves from peak on AI selloff
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Google Search AI poses ‘unacceptable risk’ to kids, report finds
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China’s giant EVs are damaging roads without paying for repairs
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There is more at stake than the Strait of Hormuz
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SMBC bolsters global sales and trading push with macro hire
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Heat and wildfire smoke become a dangerous new climate reality
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Don’t become a casualty in Beijing’s ‘history war’
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