Myopia prevention in Japan reaches a milestone
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A shady way to go alfresco: Tokyo’s outdoor dining spots to escape the sun
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Top seed Alexander Zverev plays down favorite status at U.S. Open
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Tokyo falls for dim sum-meets-afternoon tea
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Mari Katayama finds progress in repetition
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What happens if you give everyone $700? A local economy thrives
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Japan to send SDF helicopters to wildfire-hit Indonesia
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Russia’s gasoline output drops to 70% of domestic demand
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U.S. to take control of major portion of Venezuelan oil wealth
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Japanese family of five believed missing in Nepal flash floods
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Math’s AI crisis has a lesson for the rest of us
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Japan, U.S. and South Korea to hold joint military exercises from Sept. 7
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Fed chief’s inflation warning sets up September showdown
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Nepal’s flood is a warning of tragedies to come
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Japan spends record ¥15.39 trillion in July-August forex interventions
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Japanese police to upgrade intelligence department to bureau
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Chance of huge quake hitting western Japan in the next 30 years as high as 60%
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Yen weakens past ¥160 per dollar, eroding intervention gains
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Bessent says a ‘disorderly yen’ would risk higher U.S. rates
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In a Tokyo suburb, a bamboo grove no one dares to enter
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A candle against Hong Kong’s growing darkness
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The data backs Sony’s no-disc future. Gamers are fighting it anyway.
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10 years on, Pikotaro was more than a viral novelty
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Weather tracker: More extreme rain in Japan and a tornado in France
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Please don’t rearrange our shoes when we turn up, paramedics in Japan urge
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Japan inks deal to acquire former Nippon Steel site for ‘integrated defense hub’
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Quake-hit library gradually returning to normal in Kumamoto
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Ex-head of resignation assistance firm gets suspended sentence
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Let’s talk about ‘S&X,’ baby: Netflix drama on sexuality falls flat
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Why Japan’s centrist opposition parties can’t get along with one another
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Japan to incorporate AI into the handling of emergency calls
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Sanctioning the International Criminal Court: The view from Tokyo
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Japan enters an unusually early flu season
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Toyota sales fall for six straight months on weak China demand
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Japan’s nursery school waiting lists grow for first time in nine years
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Nippon Life open to becoming net JGB buyer next fiscal year
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Yokohama mayor resigns over allegations of power harassment
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SK Hynix weighs closer ties with Japan’s memory industry
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Japan regulator steps up scrutiny of 50-year home loans
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Mizuho files case against Radiant World in Singapore court
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Two arrested over luxury watch smash-and-grab in Tokyo
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Marshall Wace joins hedge fund peers in planning Japan office
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Thousands still in evacuation centers one month after Kumamoto quake
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Corals show how El Nino is intensifying as the planet warms
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Anthropic tests new way for Claude to work with robots and scientific lab tools
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Faster Tokyo inflation supports near-term BOJ rate hike case
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Japan to survey animal cafes over hygiene and welfare concerns
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‘Numakage Public Pool’ documents the demise of a third space
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‘I Don’t Know You’: A provocative, humanist drama with no easy answers
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Japan killed 14,000 bears after a rise in deadly attacks on people – but will it work?
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Meta settlement opens new front in global fight over social media harm
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Yayoi Kusama, Japanese artist who became a global superstar, dies aged 97
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From Tamagotchi to Plarail, Tokyo Toy Show kicks off
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Japanese economic report cites need to closely monitor impact of natural disasters
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Japan to subsidize trips to quake-hit Kyushu region among other measures
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Japanese delegation falls short in bid to mend ties during rare China visit
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Takaichi begins meeting with LDP executives ahead of expected Cabinet reshuffle
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China’s humanoid robots aren’t smart enough to take your job — yet
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China’s ‘Ethnic Unity’ law is already harming Uyghurs
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Japanese government bonds could get a boost from retail investors
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Trump’s expansion of executive privilege would invite more corruption
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Okinawa gubernatorial race puts focus on economy even as security tensions loom
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BOJ deputy chief keeps door open to September rate increase
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Kioxia and Sandisk plan $31 billion Japan memory chip expansion
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Novak Djokovic’s endurance could face grueling test at U.S. Open
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72-year-old man arrested for overstaying 15-day tourist visa by 26 years
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Kids will be kids, and that’s the biggest risk with Meta’s new safeguards
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Japan eyes tax relief for bear hunters
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Ebola is back — and the IMF’s relief fund is empty
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Japan may start buying back rice to replenish stockpiles
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