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A Chinese Helicopter "Violated" Japan's Airspace. Then Tokyo Did This
Tokyo has lodged a protest against Beijing after a Chinese helicopter "violated" Japan's airspace and four vessles entered its territorial waters around disputed islands.
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Body Of Truck Driver, Who Fell In Sinkhole, Found After 3 Months In Tokyo
A road in the city of Yashio caved in during morning rush hour in late January while the 74-year-old man was driving his lorry on it.
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One-Year-Old Thumbelina Is Tokyo's New Star Artist
Gripping paintbrush and crayon, the artist known as Thumbelina splodges and splats with merry abandon, the one-year-old star of a Tokyo exhibition that goes on way past her bedtime.
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Wayve Sets Up Self-Driving Testing And Development Centre In Japan
Wayve, which is backed by SoftBank Group, is also testing its technology in the United Kingdom, Germany, the United States and Canada.
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Japanese Singer Makes 4-Hour Round Trip To Attend College, Spends Rs 18,000 Daily
Ms Nakashima's daily routine starts at 5 am with makeup, followed by a 6 am departure to Haneda Airport for her flight to Kitakyushu.
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Watch: Capybara Cafe In Tokyo Has Two Giant Rodents You Can Play With While Sipping Coffee
The viral video giving a sneak peek into the Capybara Cafe in Tokyo has clocked a whopping 109 million views.
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Japan Marks 30 Years Since Tokyo Subway Sarin Attack, Victims Warn Cult Active
Japan marked the 30th anniversary of the sarin gas attack on Tokyo's subway that killed more than a dozen people and injured more than 5,800.
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Japan Struggles With Largest Wildlife In Half A Century, 4,000 Evacuated
The wildfire had engulfed around 6,400 acres, the fire and disaster management agency said -- over seven times the area of New York's Central Park.
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Trump Meets Japanese PM Ishiba, Threatens Tariffs If Trade Deficit Not Equalised
President Donald Trump on Friday threatened tariffs on Japanese goods if the US trade deficit with Tokyo is not equalized, as he met Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba in Washington.
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6 Reasons To Plan A Trip To Tokyo In 2025
From futuristic architecture to a booming food scene to ancient rituals, there are many a reason why Tokyo must be next on your bucket list.
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Japan Scrambles Fighter Jets As Russian Bombers Fly Over High Seas
Japan scrambled fighter jets after Russian bombers flew over international waters around the country, Tokyo's top government spokesman said Friday.
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Climate Change Cooks Up Japanese 'Cabbage Shock'
Due to intense localised rain, then a prolonged dry period, farmers in Japan's Aichi are grappling with yields an estimated 30% lower than usual.
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Vlogger Stumbles Upon South Indian Restaurant In Tokyo, Her Video Goes Viral
The video has clocked over 964k views.
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"Motorbike-Sized" Tuna Sells For More Than Rs 11 Crore At Tokyo Auction
The Onodera Group, which includes Michelin-starred sushi restaurateurs, paid 207m yen for the 276-kilo bluefin tuna. This is the second-highest price ever paid at the annual New Year auction.
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Nvidia Supplier Ibiden Weighs Faster Expansion for AI Demand
Ibiden is building a new substrate factory in Gifu prefecture, central Japan, expected to go online at 25 percent production capacity around the last quarter of 2025 before reaching 50 percent by March 2026. The company is in talks about when to get the remaining 50 percent capacity online.
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A Chinese Helicopter "Violated" Japan's Airspace. Then Tokyo Did This
Tokyo has lodged a protest against Beijing after a Chinese helicopter "violated" Japan's airspace and four vessles entered its territorial waters around disputed islands.
-
Body Of Truck Driver, Who Fell In Sinkhole, Found After 3 Months In Tokyo
A road in the city of Yashio caved in during morning rush hour in late January while the 74-year-old man was driving his lorry on it.
-
One-Year-Old Thumbelina Is Tokyo's New Star Artist
Gripping paintbrush and crayon, the artist known as Thumbelina splodges and splats with merry abandon, the one-year-old star of a Tokyo exhibition that goes on way past her bedtime.
-
Wayve Sets Up Self-Driving Testing And Development Centre In Japan
Wayve, which is backed by SoftBank Group, is also testing its technology in the United Kingdom, Germany, the United States and Canada.
-
Japanese Singer Makes 4-Hour Round Trip To Attend College, Spends Rs 18,000 Daily
Ms Nakashima's daily routine starts at 5 am with makeup, followed by a 6 am departure to Haneda Airport for her flight to Kitakyushu.
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Watch: Capybara Cafe In Tokyo Has Two Giant Rodents You Can Play With While Sipping Coffee
The viral video giving a sneak peek into the Capybara Cafe in Tokyo has clocked a whopping 109 million views.
-
Japan Marks 30 Years Since Tokyo Subway Sarin Attack, Victims Warn Cult Active
Japan marked the 30th anniversary of the sarin gas attack on Tokyo's subway that killed more than a dozen people and injured more than 5,800.
-
Japan Struggles With Largest Wildlife In Half A Century, 4,000 Evacuated
The wildfire had engulfed around 6,400 acres, the fire and disaster management agency said -- over seven times the area of New York's Central Park.
-
Trump Meets Japanese PM Ishiba, Threatens Tariffs If Trade Deficit Not Equalised
President Donald Trump on Friday threatened tariffs on Japanese goods if the US trade deficit with Tokyo is not equalized, as he met Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba in Washington.
-
6 Reasons To Plan A Trip To Tokyo In 2025
From futuristic architecture to a booming food scene to ancient rituals, there are many a reason why Tokyo must be next on your bucket list.
-
Japan Scrambles Fighter Jets As Russian Bombers Fly Over High Seas
Japan scrambled fighter jets after Russian bombers flew over international waters around the country, Tokyo's top government spokesman said Friday.
-
Climate Change Cooks Up Japanese 'Cabbage Shock'
Due to intense localised rain, then a prolonged dry period, farmers in Japan's Aichi are grappling with yields an estimated 30% lower than usual.
-
Vlogger Stumbles Upon South Indian Restaurant In Tokyo, Her Video Goes Viral
The video has clocked over 964k views.
-
"Motorbike-Sized" Tuna Sells For More Than Rs 11 Crore At Tokyo Auction
The Onodera Group, which includes Michelin-starred sushi restaurateurs, paid 207m yen for the 276-kilo bluefin tuna. This is the second-highest price ever paid at the annual New Year auction.
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Nvidia Supplier Ibiden Weighs Faster Expansion for AI Demand
Ibiden is building a new substrate factory in Gifu prefecture, central Japan, expected to go online at 25 percent production capacity around the last quarter of 2025 before reaching 50 percent by March 2026. The company is in talks about when to get the remaining 50 percent capacity online.
