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How Boeing Built The First Airbus, Changing Aviation History Forever
Boeing 747SR, also known as the “Jumbo”, gradually transitioned to the Airbus.
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Human Specimens Now Streaming on Prime Video: A Chilling Japanese Mystery You Shouldn’t Miss
Streaming on Amazon Prime Video, Human Specimens stands out as a gripping psychological mystery adapted from Kanae Minato’s novel, drawing attention for its eerie storytelling and powerful performances. It follows a butterfly researcher whose shocking confession reveals a disturbing tale of beauty, death, and obsession.
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Soldiers, Jeeps, Armour To Combat Bears In Japan Town Known For Hot Springs
Japan's military deployed troops to the country's mountainous north on Wednesday to help trap bears after an urgent request from local authorities struggling to cope with a wave of attacks.
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Fake Pakistani Football Team Caught And Deported From Japan, Arrested On Human Trafficking Suspicion: Report
A group of 22 men, pretending to be football players, were deported by Japanese authorities, and later exposed as part of a human trafficking ring.
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"Test Cruise": Japan Plans 'World First' Deep-Sea Mineral Extraction
Japan will from January attempt to extract rare earth minerals from the ocean floor in the deepest trial of its kind, the director of a government innovation programme said Thursday.
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Japan Urges Small Island Residents To Evacuate As 1,000 Quakes Hit Area
Japanese authorities urged the 89 residents of a small southern island to evacuate after a strong earthquake on Thursday, the latest of more than 1,000 recent jolts to hit the area.
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Japanese Mountaineer Dies Of Hypothermia On Peru's Tallest Mountain Peak
A mountaineer from Japan died and another was rescued during a trek on Peru's tallest mountain, authorities said Thursday.
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Japanese Woman Returns Home From Work, Finds Underwear-Clad Boss In Her Bed
The woman calmly left the apartment, shut the door behind and immediately alerted the police.
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Watch: Japan's Sakurajima Volcano Erupts, Sending Ash Plume 3,000 Metres Into The Sky
Sakurajima volcano in Japan erupted on May 15, 2025, sending a 3,000-meter ash plume into the air, with authorities closely monitoring the situation.
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Japan Issues Mid-Level Volcano Warning
Japanese authorities issued a mid-level warning Sunday for a volcano in the southwestern Kyushu region, telling people not to approach and that an eruption "may occur".
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How Boeing Built The First Airbus, Changing Aviation History Forever
Boeing 747SR, also known as the “Jumbo”, gradually transitioned to the Airbus.
-
Human Specimens Now Streaming on Prime Video: A Chilling Japanese Mystery You Shouldn’t Miss
Streaming on Amazon Prime Video, Human Specimens stands out as a gripping psychological mystery adapted from Kanae Minato’s novel, drawing attention for its eerie storytelling and powerful performances. It follows a butterfly researcher whose shocking confession reveals a disturbing tale of beauty, death, and obsession.
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Soldiers, Jeeps, Armour To Combat Bears In Japan Town Known For Hot Springs
Japan's military deployed troops to the country's mountainous north on Wednesday to help trap bears after an urgent request from local authorities struggling to cope with a wave of attacks.
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Fake Pakistani Football Team Caught And Deported From Japan, Arrested On Human Trafficking Suspicion: Report
A group of 22 men, pretending to be football players, were deported by Japanese authorities, and later exposed as part of a human trafficking ring.
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"Test Cruise": Japan Plans 'World First' Deep-Sea Mineral Extraction
Japan will from January attempt to extract rare earth minerals from the ocean floor in the deepest trial of its kind, the director of a government innovation programme said Thursday.
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Japan Urges Small Island Residents To Evacuate As 1,000 Quakes Hit Area
Japanese authorities urged the 89 residents of a small southern island to evacuate after a strong earthquake on Thursday, the latest of more than 1,000 recent jolts to hit the area.
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Japanese Mountaineer Dies Of Hypothermia On Peru's Tallest Mountain Peak
A mountaineer from Japan died and another was rescued during a trek on Peru's tallest mountain, authorities said Thursday.
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Japanese Woman Returns Home From Work, Finds Underwear-Clad Boss In Her Bed
The woman calmly left the apartment, shut the door behind and immediately alerted the police.
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Watch: Japan's Sakurajima Volcano Erupts, Sending Ash Plume 3,000 Metres Into The Sky
Sakurajima volcano in Japan erupted on May 15, 2025, sending a 3,000-meter ash plume into the air, with authorities closely monitoring the situation.
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Japan Issues Mid-Level Volcano Warning
Japanese authorities issued a mid-level warning Sunday for a volcano in the southwestern Kyushu region, telling people not to approach and that an eruption "may occur".
