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16 New Hotels Awarded Five-Star Status In 2026 Forbes Awards List. Check Which Ones
From Japan to the Caribbean, these standout properties showcase the evolving landscape of global luxury travel.
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Japanese Tourist Hurt in China Crash Praises Kindness Of People
At the end of her post, Takumaru said that this experience had completely changed her perception of China.
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Switched At Birth: Poor Japan Lorry Driver, 60, Discovers He's Heir To Millionaire Family
Presiding judge Masatoshi Miyasaka ruled in favour of the lorry driver, stating he was robbed of the life he rightfully deserved.
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Japan Police "Apologise" For Death Of Innocent Man After Long Detention
Japan's top law enforcement officials apologised to the family of a businessman who was wrongfully arrested and died after a months-long detention.
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Princess Mikasa, Oldest Member Of Japan's royal family, Dies At 101
Princess Mikasa, the oldest member of Japan's royal family and great aunt to the emperor, died aged 101 on Friday in a Tokyo hospital, the Imperial Household Agency said.
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As Overtourism Wanes, Japan Removes Barrier At Mount Fuji Photo Spot
A barrier erected in Japan to block a popular view of Mount Fuji has been taken down -- for now -- after succeeding in discouraging unruly tourists, a town official said Tuesday.
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Japan Megaquake Alert Triggers Mass Hotel Cancellations, Disrupts Tourism
Japan's unprecedented megaquake advisory has prompted thousands of hotel cancellations in areas flagged as high-risk, dealing businesses a heavy blow in what would have been one of the busiest seasons, hoteliers said Tuesday.
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4 Stabbed On Train At Tokyo Station, Suspect Arrested: Report
Four people are believed to have been stabbed on a train stopping at Akihabara station in Japan's capital city of Tokyo and taken to hospital, public broadcaster NHK reported on Wednesday citing local police.
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Japan Man Opposing Shinzo Abe's State Funeral Sets Himself On Fire: Report
A man was taken to hospital unconscious after apparently setting himself on fire near the office of Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida on Wednesday, local media said.
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Man Sets Himself On Fire Near Japan PM's Office: Report
A man was taken to hospital unconscious after apparently setting himself on fire near the office of Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida in Tokyo on Wednesday, local media said.
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16 New Hotels Awarded Five-Star Status In 2026 Forbes Awards List. Check Which Ones
From Japan to the Caribbean, these standout properties showcase the evolving landscape of global luxury travel.
-
Japanese Tourist Hurt in China Crash Praises Kindness Of People
At the end of her post, Takumaru said that this experience had completely changed her perception of China.
-
Switched At Birth: Poor Japan Lorry Driver, 60, Discovers He's Heir To Millionaire Family
Presiding judge Masatoshi Miyasaka ruled in favour of the lorry driver, stating he was robbed of the life he rightfully deserved.
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Japan Police "Apologise" For Death Of Innocent Man After Long Detention
Japan's top law enforcement officials apologised to the family of a businessman who was wrongfully arrested and died after a months-long detention.
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Princess Mikasa, Oldest Member Of Japan's royal family, Dies At 101
Princess Mikasa, the oldest member of Japan's royal family and great aunt to the emperor, died aged 101 on Friday in a Tokyo hospital, the Imperial Household Agency said.
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As Overtourism Wanes, Japan Removes Barrier At Mount Fuji Photo Spot
A barrier erected in Japan to block a popular view of Mount Fuji has been taken down -- for now -- after succeeding in discouraging unruly tourists, a town official said Tuesday.
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Japan Megaquake Alert Triggers Mass Hotel Cancellations, Disrupts Tourism
Japan's unprecedented megaquake advisory has prompted thousands of hotel cancellations in areas flagged as high-risk, dealing businesses a heavy blow in what would have been one of the busiest seasons, hoteliers said Tuesday.
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4 Stabbed On Train At Tokyo Station, Suspect Arrested: Report
Four people are believed to have been stabbed on a train stopping at Akihabara station in Japan's capital city of Tokyo and taken to hospital, public broadcaster NHK reported on Wednesday citing local police.
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Japan Man Opposing Shinzo Abe's State Funeral Sets Himself On Fire: Report
A man was taken to hospital unconscious after apparently setting himself on fire near the office of Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida on Wednesday, local media said.
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Man Sets Himself On Fire Near Japan PM's Office: Report
A man was taken to hospital unconscious after apparently setting himself on fire near the office of Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida in Tokyo on Wednesday, local media said.
