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Japan to Unveil Mars Meteorite at Osaka Expo 0:12

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The Japanese government will unveil one of the world's biggest meteorites from Mars to the public for the first time at this year's World Exposition in the western city of Osaka, the industry ministry said Tuesday.由時事通信社

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Keidanren Names Nippon Life Chairman Tsutsui as Chairman 0:13

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The Japan Business Federation, or Keidanren, informally appointed Nippon Life Insurance Co. Chairman Yoshinobu Tsutsui as its next chairman on Tuesday to succeed Masakazu Tokura.由時事通信社

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Toyota Remains World's Biggest Auto Seller for 5th Year 0:09

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Toyota Motor Corp. retained the top spot in global vehicle sales for the fifth year in a row in 2024, surpassing Volkswagen Group.由時事通信社

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Kyoto to Raise Accommodation Tax Ceiling to 10,000 Yen 0:14

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The municipal government of Kyoto on Tuesday unveiled a plan to raise the ceiling of its accommodation tax levied on guests staying at hotels and inns in the western Japan city to 10,000 yen per person per night from the current 1,000 yen.由時事通信社

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Realtors Offer Healthy Options for Office Workers of Tenant Firms 0:13

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Now that the COVID-19 crisis is over, real estate developers in Japan are actively cultivating a "health-conscious workplace market" by launching exercise and meal services for tenant companies and office workers.由時事通信社

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Nippon Steel Opposes Cleveland-Cliffs' Bid for U.S. Steel 0:14

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Nippon Steel Corp. voiced Tuesday strong opposition to a reported bid by Cleveland-Cliffs Inc. for United States Steel Corp., reiterating its determination to complete its proposed acquisition of U.S. Steel.由時事通信社

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Iwaya, S. Korea's Acting Pres. Reaffirm Future-Oriented Ties 0:13

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Japanese Foreign Minister Takeshi Iwaya and South Korea's acting president, Choi Sang-mok, agreed Tuesday that their countries will maintain close cooperation to further develop bilateral relations for the future.由時事通信社

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Japan Biz Failures Top 10,000 in 2024, Worst in 11 Years 0:17

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The number of corporate bankruptcies with liabilities of 10 million yen or more in Japan last year rose 15.1pctfrom the previous year to 10,006, surpassing 10,000 for the first time in 11 years, Tokyo Shoko Research Ltd. said Tuesday.由時事通信社

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Minivehicles, Compact Cars Likely to Remain Popular in 2025 0:12

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Minivehicles and compact cars are likely to remain popular in Japan in 2025 due to their high fuel efficiency amid a surge in gasoline prices and their excellent maneuverability on narrow roads.由時事通信社

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Doctor Pleads Not Guilty to Assisting Sapporo Hotel Murder 0:15

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A 61-year-old doctor pleaded not guilty Tuesday to assisting his daughter's alleged murder and decapitation of a 62-year-old male company employee at a hotel in the Susukino entertainment district of Sapporo, northern Japan, in 2023.由時事通信社

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LDP Exec Urges China to Resume Fishery Imports from Japan 0:09

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An executive of Japan's ruling Liberal Democratic Party on Tuesday urged China to abolish its import restrictions on Japanese fishery products.由時事通信社

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BOJ to Decide Whether to Raise Rates Next Week: Deputy Gov. 0:12

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Bank of Japan Deputy Governor Ryozo Himino said Tuesday that the central bank will decide whether to raise interest rates at its next policy-setting meeting, scheduled for two days from Jan. 23.由時事通信社

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N. Korea Fires Short-Range Ballistic Missiles into Sea of Japan 0:11

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North Korea fired several short-range ballistic missiles toward the Sea of Japan from Kanggye in the northern region around 9:30 a.m. Tuesday, according to the South Korean military.由時事通信社

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N. Korea Incited Anti-Japan Sentiment in South 0:14

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North Korea sent directives to a secret organization including a former executive of South Korea's largest labor union, ordering it to incite anti-Japanese sentiment, according to sources at Suwon District Court near Seoul.由時事通信社

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Tokio Marine to Appoint Koike as New President 0:10

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Japanese nonlife insurer Tokio Marine Holdings Inc. plans to promote Managing Executive Officer Masahiro Koike to president, it was learned Tuesday.由時事通信社

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Japan Govt to Promote Business-Village Collaboration 0:11

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Japan's agriculture ministry will launch a project to send corporate employees to agricultural villages to maintain and energize those areas faced with depopulation and aging.由時事通信社

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Japan Nov. Current Account Surplus Up 54.5 Pct 0:14

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Japan's current account surplus in November 2024 expanded 54.5pctfrom a year earlier to 3,352.5 billion yen, a preliminary Finance Ministry report showed Tuesday.由時事通信社

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Cleveland-Cliffs Eyeing U.S. Steel after Nippon Steel Bid Nixed 0:15

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Cleveland-Cliffs Inc. CEO Lourenco Goncalves on Monday expressed eagerness to acquire industry rival United States Steel Corp., following U.S. President Joe Biden's order blocking an acquisition bid by Nippon Steel Corp.由時事通信社

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Strong Quake Jolts Western Japan, Triggering Tsunami Warning 0:08

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A strong earthquake struck southwestern Japan Monday night, triggering a tsunami warning for Kochi and Miyazaki prefectures.由時事通信社

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Japan, S. Korea Reaffirm Collaboration over N. Korea 0:13

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Japanese Foreign Minister Takeshi Iwaya and his South Korean counterpart, Cho Tae-yul, on Monday agreed that the two countries plus the United States will continue to collaborate to counter threats from North Korea.由時事通信社

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Ex-Tokyo Medical Univ. Chancellor Arrested for Breach of Trust 0:16

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Japanese police arrested Kinuko Iwamoto, former chancellor of Tokyo Women's Medical University, on Monday on suspicion of breach of trust involving fictitious payments of construction consulting fees by the university, people familiar with the investigation said.由時事通信社

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Japan, U.S., Philippine Leaders Commit to Continuing Security Cooperation 0:14

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The leaders of Japan, the United States and the Philippines agreed that the three countries will continue to cooperate in maritime and economic security amid China's growing assertiveness in the region during a virtual three-way summit on Monday.由時事通信社

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Ishiba Urges Biden to Dispel Concern about Investment in U.S. 0:15

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Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba called on U.S. President Joe Biden on Monday to take steps to dispel concerns about investments in the United States following his rejection of the sale of United States Steel Corp. to Nippon Steel Corp.由時事通信社

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Quad Foreign Ministers to Meet in Washington on Jan. 21 0:14

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The foreign ministers of Japan, the United States, Australia and India are likely to meet in Washington on Jan. 21, a day after U.S. President-elect Donald Trump takes office, Japanese government officials said Monday.由時事通信社

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Tokyo to Help Teachers Repay Student Loans 0:14

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The Tokyo metropolitan government will establish a program to support the repayment of student loans for those who will start working as teachers or technical civil servants in Tokyo in April or later, Governor Yuriko Koike said Sunday.由時事通信社

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Ishiba Moves into Official Residence 0:13

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Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba and his wife, Yoshiko, on Sunday moved into the prime minister's official residence from a dormitory for members of the House of Representatives, both in central Tokyo.由時事通信社

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U.S. Extends Deadline for Nippon Steel to Drop U.S. Steel Bid 0:16

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The U.S. government extended until June 18 the deadline for Japan's Nippon Steel Corp. to complete the procedures to halt its planned acquisition of United States Steel Corp. as ordered by U.S. President Joe Biden, the two companies said Saturday.由時事通信社

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Ishiba Keeping Eye on Lower House Multi-Seat Constituency Talks 0:14

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With many issues arising from the current electoral system adopted for Japan's House of Representatives, Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba is keeping a close eye on the idea of introducing a medium constituency plural ballot system.由時事通信社

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Japan Foreign Chief Says He Will Attend Trump's Inauguration 0:12

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Japanese Foreign Minister Takeshi Iwaya said in a television program Sunday that he will visit the United States to attend the inauguration of U.S. President-elect Donald Trump on Jan. 20.由時事通信社

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Tokyo to Offer Up to 100,000 Yen for Painless Delivery 0:12

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The Tokyo metropolitan government will provide up to 100,000 yen in subsidies from October to residents of Tokyo who opt for painless deliveries, Governor Yuriko Koike has said.由時事通信社

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Japan Agrees to Provide High-Speed Patrol Boats to Indonesia 0:11

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Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba and Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto on Saturday agreed that Japan will provide the Southeast Asian nation with high-speed patrol boats.由時事通信社

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Honda Civic Hybrid Named North American Car of Year 0:11

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The Honda Civic Hybrid has been chosen North American Car of the Year for 2025 by journalists in the United States and Canada, according to an announcement in Detroit, Michigan, on Friday.由時事通信社

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Japan Foreign Min. to Attend Trump's Inauguration 0:11

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Japanese Foreign Minister Takeshi Iwaya is seen visiting Washington to attend the inauguration of U.S. President-elect Donald Trump on Jan. 20, Japanese sources said Friday.由時事通信社

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U.S. Fund Apollo May Invest 1.5 T. Yen in Seven & i 0:12

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U.S. investment fund Apollo Global Management Inc. is considering investing up to 1.5 trillion yen in Seven & i Holdings Co. to join a founding family's buyout plan, it was learned Friday.由時事通信社

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Japan to Set Energy-Saving Target for Data Centers 0:08

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Japan's industry ministry Friday presented a plan to set an energy-saving target for new data centers to be built in the country.由時事通信社

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Tokio Marine to Raise Starting Pay to Up to 410,000 Yen 0:14

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Japan's Tokio Marine & Nichido Fire Insurance Co. plans to raise its starting monthly salary for university graduates joining the nonlife insurer in April 2026 to as much as 410,000 yen, sources said Friday.由時事通信社

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Firms' Net Buying of Japan Stocks Hits Record High in 2024 0:13

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Nonfinancial companies scored a record annual buying excess of 7,884.1 billion yen for Japanese stocks in 2024, a Tokyo Stock Exchange report showed Friday.由時事通信社

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Japan Regrets Denmark's Refusal to Extradite Activist 0:09

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Denmark's rejection of Japan's request to extradite an antiwhaling activist is extremely regrettable, Foreign Minister Takeshi Iwaya said Friday.由時事通信社

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Japan Defense Minister to Visit Britain from Mon. 0:07

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Japanese Defense Minister Gen Nakatani said Friday that he will visit Britain from Monday to Thursday.由時事通信社

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Japan's First Lady Makes Diplomatic Debut in Malaysia 0:09

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Yoshiko Ishiba, the wife of Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba, made her diplomatic debut by attending events in Malaysia on Friday.由時事通信社

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Japan, S. Korea Foreign Ministers to Meet in Seoul Mon. 0:12

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Japanese Foreign Minister Takeshi Iwaya will visit Seoul to hold talks with his South Korean counterpart, Cho Tae-yul, on Monday, the Japanese and South Korean governments said Friday.由時事通信社

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Bird Flu Spreads in Japan's Aichi 0:12

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A series of avian influenza outbreaks has hit poultry farms in the central Japan prefecture of Aichi, where the prefectural government announced newly confirmed infections for the second straight day Friday.由時事通信社

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Japan to Name Funakoshi Vice Foreign Minister 0:15

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The Japanese government on Friday appointed Takehiro Funakoshi, senior deputy foreign minister for political affairs, as vice foreign minister to succeed Masataka Okano, who is set to become chief of the National Security Secretariat.由時事通信社

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Japan Coincident Economic Index Down for 1st Time in 3 Months 0:10

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Japan's composite index of coincident economic indicators declined for the first time in three months in November 2024, the Cabinet Office said Friday.由時事通信社

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8 Injured in Hammer Attack at Hosei Univ. Tama Campus 0:07

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Eight people were injured by a hammer-wielding woman at Hosei University's Tama campus in Tokyo on Friday afternoon.由時事通信社

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U.S. Envoy Lauds Enhanced Deterrence against "Axis of Autocrats" 0:14

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The United States has enhanced deterrence against an "axis of autocrats" by boosting its ties with Japan, outgoing U.S. Ambassador to Japan Rahm Emanuel said Friday, apparently bearing in mind China and North Korea.由時事通信社

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Japan Govt Project to Help Improve Accommodation Operators 0:11

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The Japan Tourism Agency will launch a model project to support accommodation operators working to turn around their businesses while repaying debts incurred during the COVID-19 pandemic.由時事通信社

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Japan Envoy Creates Social Media Buzz for Singing Welsh Anthem 0:09

5d ago0:09

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Japanese Ambassador to Britain Hiroshi Suzuki has grabbed the attention of social media users by singing the Welsh national anthem in Welsh.由時事通信社

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F-35B Delivery to Japan to Be Postponed to April or After 0:13

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The delivery of F-35B stealth fighter jets by the United States to an Air Self-Defense Force base in southwestern Japan will be delayed to April or after, Defense Minister Gen Nakatani said Friday.由時事通信社

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Heavy Snow Hits Sea of Japan Coastal Regions 0:10

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Heavy snow chiefly hit Sea of Japan coastal areas in the northern, central and western regions on Friday and was forecast to continue to fall in some areas until Saturday morning.由時事通信社

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