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Toyota To Stop Output At 1 Vehicle Production Line In Japan Due To COVID-19
In a statement, the Japanese automaker said another employee at its Takaoka plant in Toyota City, Aichi Prefecture, tested positive for the virus, after it announced its first case of infection at the plant on Thursday.
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Japan to Host 2026 Asian Games: OCA
Japan's Aichi prefecture and its capital city Nagoya are the co-hosts of the 2026 Asian Games
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American Becomes Japan's First Salaried Foreign Ninja
A region of Japan looking to use "ninja" warriors to boost tourism has made an American man the first foreigner to draw a salary for joining the ranks of the stealth assassins.
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Japan Region Seeks Full-Time 'Ninjas' For Tourism
Central Japan's Aichi prefecture said it is hiring full-time ninjas -- the martial-arts masters and stealth special assassins of feudal times -- to promote tourism in the area known for historic Nagoya castle.
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Dementia And Justice In Japan: How A Few Minutes Of Inattention Led To Disaster For A Family
On Tuesday, Japan's Supreme Court will hand down a ruling on whether the family of a man suffering from dementia should be held responsible and pay damages to a railway company in a case in which the man was hit and killed by a train in Obu, Aichi Prefecture, eight years ago.
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Toyota To Stop Output At 1 Vehicle Production Line In Japan Due To COVID-19
In a statement, the Japanese automaker said another employee at its Takaoka plant in Toyota City, Aichi Prefecture, tested positive for the virus, after it announced its first case of infection at the plant on Thursday.
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Japan to Host 2026 Asian Games: OCA
Japan's Aichi prefecture and its capital city Nagoya are the co-hosts of the 2026 Asian Games
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American Becomes Japan's First Salaried Foreign Ninja
A region of Japan looking to use "ninja" warriors to boost tourism has made an American man the first foreigner to draw a salary for joining the ranks of the stealth assassins.
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Japan Region Seeks Full-Time 'Ninjas' For Tourism
Central Japan's Aichi prefecture said it is hiring full-time ninjas -- the martial-arts masters and stealth special assassins of feudal times -- to promote tourism in the area known for historic Nagoya castle.
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Dementia And Justice In Japan: How A Few Minutes Of Inattention Led To Disaster For A Family
On Tuesday, Japan's Supreme Court will hand down a ruling on whether the family of a man suffering from dementia should be held responsible and pay damages to a railway company in a case in which the man was hit and killed by a train in Obu, Aichi Prefecture, eight years ago.
