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Man Ditches Wife With Rs 3 Crore Pension For Solo Life, Then This Happened
As tensions grew between Yamada and Keiko, the latter suggested 'sotsukon', a Japanese concept under which couples live separately in marriage.
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71-Year-Old Japan Man Arrested For Making 24,000 Complaint Calls: Police
A Japanese pensioner has been arrested after ringing a phone company 24,000 times to complain they had violated his contract, police and local media reported.
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Shinzo Abe Criticised As Pension Report Highlights "Inconvenient Truth"
Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe faced stiff opposition criticism on Wednesday after a report warned that many retirees won't be able to live on pensions alone, a topic likely to become an issue in an election for parliament's upper house.
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Japanese Suicide Pensioner Blows Himself Up In Park, Injures 3 Others: Report
A 72 year-old retired soldier blew himself up in a park in the Japanese city of Utsunomiya, killing himself and injuring three other people in an apparent suicide, state broadcaster NHK reported.
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Japanese 'Rent Men' Who Are Paid Just To Listen
From lonely pensioners to Japanese schoolgirls with shattered dreams, Takanobu Nishimoto and his crew of middle-aged men will lend an ear to clients who would never dream of spilling their guts to a therapist or worse, their families.
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Arun Jaitley Meets Key Japanese Ministers, Invites Pension Funds
Keen on investments from Japan to boost economic growth, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley today met key ministers in the Japanese administration and wooed pension funds to partner in India's infrastructure development.
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Japanese Government Seeks to Reassure Public Over Pension Data Leak
"We will make every effort to keep this from causing inconvenience to those whose data was leaked and to review the issue and take preventive measures."
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Post Pension Data Leak, Japanese Government Seeks to Reassure Public
Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's government sought, today, to assure the Japanese public their pensions were not at risk after a big data leak, an incident with echoes of a scandal that helped oust Abe during his first term in office.
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Man Ditches Wife With Rs 3 Crore Pension For Solo Life, Then This Happened
As tensions grew between Yamada and Keiko, the latter suggested 'sotsukon', a Japanese concept under which couples live separately in marriage.
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71-Year-Old Japan Man Arrested For Making 24,000 Complaint Calls: Police
A Japanese pensioner has been arrested after ringing a phone company 24,000 times to complain they had violated his contract, police and local media reported.
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Shinzo Abe Criticised As Pension Report Highlights "Inconvenient Truth"
Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe faced stiff opposition criticism on Wednesday after a report warned that many retirees won't be able to live on pensions alone, a topic likely to become an issue in an election for parliament's upper house.
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Japanese Suicide Pensioner Blows Himself Up In Park, Injures 3 Others: Report
A 72 year-old retired soldier blew himself up in a park in the Japanese city of Utsunomiya, killing himself and injuring three other people in an apparent suicide, state broadcaster NHK reported.
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Japanese 'Rent Men' Who Are Paid Just To Listen
From lonely pensioners to Japanese schoolgirls with shattered dreams, Takanobu Nishimoto and his crew of middle-aged men will lend an ear to clients who would never dream of spilling their guts to a therapist or worse, their families.
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Arun Jaitley Meets Key Japanese Ministers, Invites Pension Funds
Keen on investments from Japan to boost economic growth, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley today met key ministers in the Japanese administration and wooed pension funds to partner in India's infrastructure development.
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Japanese Government Seeks to Reassure Public Over Pension Data Leak
"We will make every effort to keep this from causing inconvenience to those whose data was leaked and to review the issue and take preventive measures."
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Post Pension Data Leak, Japanese Government Seeks to Reassure Public
Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's government sought, today, to assure the Japanese public their pensions were not at risk after a big data leak, an incident with echoes of a scandal that helped oust Abe during his first term in office.
