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Japan PM Takaichi Skips Visit To Disputed Shrine On World War II Anniversary
The Yasukuni Shrine, which commemorates over 2.4 million people who died in wars, became controversial after enshrining 14 convicted World War II Japanese war criminals.
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Japan Turns Public Toilet Into A $670,000 Tourist Attraction, Locals Question Price Tag
The exterior of the public toilet acts as a massive canvas for two nightly projection mapping shows.
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Nordic Walking vs Japanese Interval Walking: Which Can Help You Burn More Calories?
Nordic Walking and Japanese Interval Walking are two popular walking techniques that have gained popularity in recent years.
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I Thought 16 Courses Of Seafood Would Be Too Much. BOYA Proved Me Wrong
The meal featured a progression of nigiri, highlighting different cuts of bluefin tuna and other seafood with clean, refined tastes.
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Death Count In Japan Earthquake Rises To 34 As Search For Survivors Continues
Japan is one of the world's most seismically active countries, sitting on top of four major tectonic plates along the western edge of the Pacific "Ring of Fire."
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Japan's Population Falls Below 120 Million for First Time In 42 Years
As of January 1, the population of Japanese residents in Japan stood at 119.74 million, down 0.76 per cent from the previous year.
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Japanese Musician, 61, Arrested For Giving Insomnia To Neighbours
Kazunori Yokoi, 61, has allegedly been rocking out on his guitars and playing his radio at a loud volume day and night since 2019.
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Looking For Japanese Food In Gurugram? Shin'ya Keeps It Refreshingly Simple
At Hyatt Regency Gurugram's Shin'ya, the spotlight stays firmly on Japanese classics. From crisp tempura and well-balanced sushi rolls to a comforting Kuro Goma Parfait, the restaurant favours restraint over theatrics.
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Japan Wants Its Own CIA-Like Spy Agency. China Is One Big Reason Why
In what is being described as Japan's biggest intelligence overhaul since World War II, the government is building a modern spy network of its own, according to a report by The Washington Post.
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Tokyo Tells Men To Wear Shorts To Work. Women Call It "Leg Hair Harassment"
While many employees welcome the added comfort, others argue it exposes double standards in workplace expectations.
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15-Year-Old Arrested In Japan For Using ChatGPT To Delete 46,000 Anime Accounts
Investigators claim he used ChatGPT to assist in writing a program that automated unauthorised access to member accounts, resulting in the cancellation of 46,812 subscriptions.
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Japan Space Probe Performs Flyby Of Asteroid. It May Help Protect The Earth
Moving at a speed of more than 18,000 kilometres per hour, Hayabusa2 was not intended to collide with Torifune.
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Woman Praises Locals For Escorting Her To The Right Train Instead Of Pointing The Way In Japan
The post was shared on Instagram by Akankshaa, who reflected on the unexpected gesture in the caption.
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"Aloo Paratha, Ranveer Singh": Japanese Creator Shares What She Loves About India At NDTV Event
Speaking about the biggest cultural difference she noticed after moving to India, Mayo said she was struck by how warm and welcoming Indians are.
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Watch: Japanese Woman Studying At IIT Tries Mumbai Metro, Calls It 'Clean' And 'Comfortable'
Japanese woman praises Mumbai Metro's cleanliness, comfort, and safety in a viral Instagram video.
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Japan PM Takaichi Skips Visit To Disputed Shrine On World War II Anniversary
The Yasukuni Shrine, which commemorates over 2.4 million people who died in wars, became controversial after enshrining 14 convicted World War II Japanese war criminals.
-
Japan Turns Public Toilet Into A $670,000 Tourist Attraction, Locals Question Price Tag
The exterior of the public toilet acts as a massive canvas for two nightly projection mapping shows.
-
Nordic Walking vs Japanese Interval Walking: Which Can Help You Burn More Calories?
Nordic Walking and Japanese Interval Walking are two popular walking techniques that have gained popularity in recent years.
-
I Thought 16 Courses Of Seafood Would Be Too Much. BOYA Proved Me Wrong
The meal featured a progression of nigiri, highlighting different cuts of bluefin tuna and other seafood with clean, refined tastes.
-
Death Count In Japan Earthquake Rises To 34 As Search For Survivors Continues
Japan is one of the world's most seismically active countries, sitting on top of four major tectonic plates along the western edge of the Pacific "Ring of Fire."
-
Japan's Population Falls Below 120 Million for First Time In 42 Years
As of January 1, the population of Japanese residents in Japan stood at 119.74 million, down 0.76 per cent from the previous year.
-
Japanese Musician, 61, Arrested For Giving Insomnia To Neighbours
Kazunori Yokoi, 61, has allegedly been rocking out on his guitars and playing his radio at a loud volume day and night since 2019.
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Looking For Japanese Food In Gurugram? Shin'ya Keeps It Refreshingly Simple
At Hyatt Regency Gurugram's Shin'ya, the spotlight stays firmly on Japanese classics. From crisp tempura and well-balanced sushi rolls to a comforting Kuro Goma Parfait, the restaurant favours restraint over theatrics.
-
Japan Wants Its Own CIA-Like Spy Agency. China Is One Big Reason Why
In what is being described as Japan's biggest intelligence overhaul since World War II, the government is building a modern spy network of its own, according to a report by The Washington Post.
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Tokyo Tells Men To Wear Shorts To Work. Women Call It "Leg Hair Harassment"
While many employees welcome the added comfort, others argue it exposes double standards in workplace expectations.
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15-Year-Old Arrested In Japan For Using ChatGPT To Delete 46,000 Anime Accounts
Investigators claim he used ChatGPT to assist in writing a program that automated unauthorised access to member accounts, resulting in the cancellation of 46,812 subscriptions.
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Japan Space Probe Performs Flyby Of Asteroid. It May Help Protect The Earth
Moving at a speed of more than 18,000 kilometres per hour, Hayabusa2 was not intended to collide with Torifune.
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Woman Praises Locals For Escorting Her To The Right Train Instead Of Pointing The Way In Japan
The post was shared on Instagram by Akankshaa, who reflected on the unexpected gesture in the caption.
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"Aloo Paratha, Ranveer Singh": Japanese Creator Shares What She Loves About India At NDTV Event
Speaking about the biggest cultural difference she noticed after moving to India, Mayo said she was struck by how warm and welcoming Indians are.
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Watch: Japanese Woman Studying At IIT Tries Mumbai Metro, Calls It 'Clean' And 'Comfortable'
Japanese woman praises Mumbai Metro's cleanliness, comfort, and safety in a viral Instagram video.
