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Japanese Restaurant Owner Offers Rs 58,000 To Track Down Customers Over Bad Review
A ramen restaurant owner in Japan sparked controversy after he threatened two customers on social media for giving his restaurant a one-star rating. The restaurant issued an apology later.
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Japanese Company From 578 AD, World's Oldest, Shares Secret Of Survival
The average American business closes shop after about 21 years. (Spare a thought for those enterprises in the back half of the bell curve, which never reach the legal drinking age.) Some businesses, though, last longer lot longer.
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Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth Features the Biggest Yakuza Map Ever, 9 Times Bigger Than Kamurocho
Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth’s Hawaii map is the biggest in the Yakuza franchise. The world is nine times bigger than the series’ primary Japanese setting Kamurocho, and features both Kazuma Kiryu and Kasuga Ichiban as playable protagonists. Key locations to explore include Aloha Beach, the Anaconda Shopping Centre, and the Chinatown area, al...
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Japan PM Vouches to Usher in Web3 Era with Faith in Upcoming Internet Transformation
Japan is ready to host players working in the Web3 industry despite regulatory uncertainty and the element of volatility linked to the sector. The country is looking to generate employment numbers to help its citizens, as well as its economy, via Web3 projects.
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After 4 Years Of Their Indian Presence, This Brand Will Finally Open It's Doors To Mumbaikars In October
The Japanese fashion retailer Uniqlo is set to launch in Mumbai on October 6, 2023
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Honda Car India Waves Into The Industry 4.0 Agenda With 3D Printing
The Japanese carmaker has already started using the 3D Printing technology in the welding shop of both its manufacturing units in India and is working to use it across its manufacturing divisions and assembly lines. On the side lines of the 4th edition of the CII Smart Manufacturing Summit held in Delhi today, Mukesh Manocha, Assistant General Mana...
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Fire Engulfs 140 Buildings In Japan, No Deaths Reported
A fire engulfed about 140 houses, shops and other buildings in a Japanese coastal city on Thursday, injuring five people but causing no deaths, a fire official said.
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At Least 140 Buildings On Fire In Wind-Swept Blaze In Japan
A restaurant fire whipped by high winds spread to at least 140 buildings Thursday in a small Japanese city on the Japan Sea coast.
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'Japan Desk' to Be Set up in Maharashtra: Devendra Fadnavis
Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis today announced to set up a 'Japan Desk', a one-stop shop in the state for all Japanese companies.
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Japan's Big Butter Crisis
Japanese shoppers are up in arms over a serious butter shortage that has forced Tokyo to resort to emergency imports, as some grocers limit sales to one block per customer. Some shop shelves are bare and stores are trumpeting the arrival of new supplies...
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Man Kicked to Death in Row Over Japan Noodle Shop Seat
A Japanese man who allegedly kicked a fellow diner to death in a fight over seats in a noodle bar calmly returned to his food as the other man lay dying, media reported Tuesday.
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Teenaged hacker jailed in China
A court in China's Shanghai city has jailed a teenager for two years for hacking two Japanese shopping web sites.
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Teenaged hacker jailed in China
A court in China's Shanghai city has jailed a teenager for two years for hacking two Japanese shopping web sites.
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Japanese Restaurant Owner Offers Rs 58,000 To Track Down Customers Over Bad Review
A ramen restaurant owner in Japan sparked controversy after he threatened two customers on social media for giving his restaurant a one-star rating. The restaurant issued an apology later.
-
Japanese Company From 578 AD, World's Oldest, Shares Secret Of Survival
The average American business closes shop after about 21 years. (Spare a thought for those enterprises in the back half of the bell curve, which never reach the legal drinking age.) Some businesses, though, last longer lot longer.
-
Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth Features the Biggest Yakuza Map Ever, 9 Times Bigger Than Kamurocho
Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth’s Hawaii map is the biggest in the Yakuza franchise. The world is nine times bigger than the series’ primary Japanese setting Kamurocho, and features both Kazuma Kiryu and Kasuga Ichiban as playable protagonists. Key locations to explore include Aloha Beach, the Anaconda Shopping Centre, and the Chinatown area, al...
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Japan PM Vouches to Usher in Web3 Era with Faith in Upcoming Internet Transformation
Japan is ready to host players working in the Web3 industry despite regulatory uncertainty and the element of volatility linked to the sector. The country is looking to generate employment numbers to help its citizens, as well as its economy, via Web3 projects.
-
After 4 Years Of Their Indian Presence, This Brand Will Finally Open It's Doors To Mumbaikars In October
The Japanese fashion retailer Uniqlo is set to launch in Mumbai on October 6, 2023
-
Honda Car India Waves Into The Industry 4.0 Agenda With 3D Printing
The Japanese carmaker has already started using the 3D Printing technology in the welding shop of both its manufacturing units in India and is working to use it across its manufacturing divisions and assembly lines. On the side lines of the 4th edition of the CII Smart Manufacturing Summit held in Delhi today, Mukesh Manocha, Assistant General Mana...
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Fire Engulfs 140 Buildings In Japan, No Deaths Reported
A fire engulfed about 140 houses, shops and other buildings in a Japanese coastal city on Thursday, injuring five people but causing no deaths, a fire official said.
-
At Least 140 Buildings On Fire In Wind-Swept Blaze In Japan
A restaurant fire whipped by high winds spread to at least 140 buildings Thursday in a small Japanese city on the Japan Sea coast.
-
'Japan Desk' to Be Set up in Maharashtra: Devendra Fadnavis
Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis today announced to set up a 'Japan Desk', a one-stop shop in the state for all Japanese companies.
-
Japan's Big Butter Crisis
Japanese shoppers are up in arms over a serious butter shortage that has forced Tokyo to resort to emergency imports, as some grocers limit sales to one block per customer. Some shop shelves are bare and stores are trumpeting the arrival of new supplies...
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Man Kicked to Death in Row Over Japan Noodle Shop Seat
A Japanese man who allegedly kicked a fellow diner to death in a fight over seats in a noodle bar calmly returned to his food as the other man lay dying, media reported Tuesday.
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Teenaged hacker jailed in China
A court in China's Shanghai city has jailed a teenager for two years for hacking two Japanese shopping web sites.
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Teenaged hacker jailed in China
A court in China's Shanghai city has jailed a teenager for two years for hacking two Japanese shopping web sites.
