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Junglia Okinawa Theme Park to Open July 25 0:11

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Junglia Okinawa, a new theme park in northern Okinawa Prefecture, southernmost Japan, is set to open July 25, marketing company Katana Inc. and others said Tuesday.由時事通信社

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Prices of 1,656 Food Items to Increase in Japan in Feb. 0:15

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The number of food items whose prices are set to be raised in February is up 1.8pctfrom a year before at 1,656, a survey by Japanese corporate research company Teikoku Databank Ltd. showed Friday.由時事通信社

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Japan's Job Openings Ratio Logs 1st Fall in 3 Years in 2024 0:14

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The average ratio of effective job openings to job seekers in Japan in 2024 declined from the previous year for the first time in three years as businesses suffering from higher material costs curbed hiring, labor ministry data showed Friday.由時事通信社

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Tokyo Area's Net Population Inflow Accelerates in 2024 0:21

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The Tokyo metropolitan area's net population inflow in 2024 rose by 9,328 from the previous year to 135,843, close to the 148,783 marked in 2019, before the COVID-19 pandemic, the Japanese internal affairs ministry said Friday.由時事通信社

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Japan Industrial Output Rises 0.3 Pct in Dec. 0:15

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Japan's industrial production in December rose 0.3pctfrom the previous month after seasonal adjustment, due to robust output of chemical machinery and semiconductor memory chips, the industry ministry said in a preliminary report Friday.由時事通信社

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Hino Motors Warns of Larger Annual Loss 0:14

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Hino Motors Ltd. said Thursday that it expects to post a consolidated net loss of 265 billion yen for the year ending in March, larger than a previously estimated loss of 220 billion yen.由時事通信社

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Tokyo Disney Resort Operator Posts Lower April-Dec. Profits 0:14

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Oriental Land Co., the operator of Tokyo Disney Resort, said Thursday that its consolidated net profit dropped 4.1pctin the April-December period from a year before to 95.7 billion yen.由時事通信社

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Foreign Workers in Japan Mark Record High for 12 Years in Row 0:10

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The number of foreign workers in Japan has hit a record high for the 12th straight year, reflecting severe labor shortages in the country, labor ministry data showed Friday.由時事通信社

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Fuji TV Expects 23-B.-Yen Revenue Dent Due to Nakai Scandal 0:17

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Fuji Television Network Inc. said Thursday that it expects advertising revenues in fiscal 2024 to be 23.3 billion yen lower than its previous forecast, after many companies suspended their commercials following a scandal involving former pop star Masahiro Nakai.由時事通信社

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Tokyo High Court Rules Denying Journalist Passport Illegal 0:08

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Tokyo High Court on Thursday ruled that the government's decision to deny a passport to freelance journalist Junpei Yasuda is illegal.由時事通信社

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Takeda CEO Weber to Retire in June 2026 0:10

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Japan's Takeda Pharmaceutical Co. said Thursday that its president and CEO, Christophe Weber, will step down at its general shareholders meeting in June 2026.由時事通信社

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8 of 10 Major Japan Power Firms to Raise Rates in Feb. 0:16

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Eight of Japan's 10 major power utilities said Thursday that they will raise their electricity rates for an average household by 21 yen to 54 yen in February, in response to soaring prices for liquefied natural gas and coal, which are used as fuel for thermal power.由時事通信社

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Suzuki Motor to Launch 5-Door Jimny in Japan April 3 0:11

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Suzuki Motor Corp. said Thursday that it will release the Jimny Nomade, the first five-door model in its Jimny four-wheel-drive vehicle series in Japan, on April 3.由時事通信社

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Japan Mulling Police-SDF Hub for Cyber Defense 0:14

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The Japanese government is considering establishing a new joint hub for the police and the Self-Defense Forces as part of the country's planned adoption of active cyber defense, or pre-emptive action to prevent cyberattacks, it was learned Thursday.由時事通信社

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Court Nixes Finance Ministry Decision against Document Disclosure 0:12

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Osaka High Court on Thursday revoked the Japanese Finance Ministry's decision not to disclose documents related to a document-tampering scandal that led to the suicide of a ministry official.由時事通信社

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Dentsu Group Fined 300 M. Yen over Tokyo Games Bid-Rigging 0:14

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Tokyo District Court on Thursday ordered advertising giant Dentsu Group Inc. to pay 300 million yen in fines as sought by prosecutors over bid-rigging related to the Tokyo Olympics and Paralympics in 2021.由時事通信社

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Sea Turtle Nesting Declines on Southwestern Japan Island 0:08

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Sea turtle nesting has declined on Amami-Oshima Island in Kagoshima Prefecture, likely due in part to a drop in their population.由時事通信社

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JPX Cuts Executive Pay over Insider Trading by Ex-TSE Worker 0:15

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Japan Exchange Group Inc., which operates the Tokyo Stock Exchange, said Thursday that Group CEO Hiromi Yamaji will take a 50pctcut in monthly compensation for two months over an insider trading case involving a former TSE employee.由時事通信社

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Japan to Collaborate with Other Countries over DeepSeek Issue 0:13

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Japan will collaborate with other countries over the suspected improper data use by Chinese generative artificial intelligence developer DeepSeek, Japanese Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshimasa Hayashi said Thursday.由時事通信社

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Toyota's Global Vehicle Sales Fall 1.4 Pct in 2024 0:17

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Toyota Motor Corp. said Thursday that its global vehicle sales dipped 1.4pctin 2024 from the previous year to 10,159,336 units due to the fallout of a test fraud scandal and a pause in the production of its Prius hybrid.由時事通信社

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Japan MOF Raises Economic View for Hokkaido 0:11

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Japan's Ministry of Finance in its quarterly report released Thursday raised its economic assessment for Hokkaido, the country's northernmost prefecture, citing steady personal consumption.由時事通信社

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Japan Govt Suspends Ads on Fuji TV 0:16

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The Japanese government has suspended its advertisements on Fuji Television Network Inc. amid controversy over the broadcaster's handling of a sex scandal involving former TV personality Masahiro Nakai, Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshimasa Hayashi said Thursday.由時事通信社

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Japan's Emperor, Empress Likely to Visit Mongolia in July 0:12

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Japanese Emperor Naruhito and Empress Masako are likely to visit Mongolia in July, the first trip to the country by a reigning Imperial couple, people familiar with the matter said Thursday.由時事通信社

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Daihatsu to Launch Light Commercial Electric Van in 2025 0:14

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Daihatsu Motor Co. said Wednesday that it plans to launch a light commercial electric van, under joint development with Toyota Motor Corp. and Suzuki Motor Corp., in Japan in fiscal 2025, which starts in April.由時事通信社

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Japanese Lower House Panel Votes to Summon Ex-LDP Accountant 0:11

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A Japanese House of Representatives committee on Thursday voted to summon a former accountant for the ruling Liberal Democratic Party convicted over a slush funds scandal for unsworn testimony.由時事通信社

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INTERVIEW: UNRWA to Be Incapable of Activities after Israeli Ban 0:15

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An Israeli law banning the U.N. Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East, or UNRWA, from operating in the country may render the agency incapable of continuing activities, UNRWA health department leader Akihiro Seita has said.由時事通信社

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Japan Hits Back at U.N. Panel over Imperial Law Review 0:13

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Japan has hit back at a U.N. panel over its recommendation to revise the Imperial House Law by denying it access to the country's voluntary contributions to the Office of the U.N. High Commissioner for Human Rights.由時事通信社

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Japan, Estonia Agree to Boost Cyberdefense Cooperation 0:10

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Japanese Defense Minister Gen Nakatani and his Estonian counterpart, Hanno Pevkur, agreed Wednesday to strengthen cooperation in the field of cyberdefense.由時事通信社

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Hakamata Seeks 217-M.-Yen State Compensation after Acquittal 0:17

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Iwao Hakamata, acquitted last year in his retrial for the 1966 murder of four people in Shizuoka Prefecture, central Japan, demanded Wednesday that the government pay him compensation of 217 million yen for being unjustly detained for over 47 years.由時事通信社

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INTERVIEW: BOJ Missed Key Opportunity to Reverse Policy in 2014 0:13

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The Bank of Japan missed a key opportunity to reverse its aggressive monetary easing at a policy-setting meeting in October 2014, former BOJ policymaker Takahide Kiuchi said in a recent interview.由時事通信社

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Independent Body to Watch Japan Proactive Cyber Defense Actions 0:13

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The Japanese government's draft legislation on proactive cyber defense stipulates an independent committee's surveillance and supervision of authorities' actions including those to be taken before attacks happen, it was learned Wednesday.由時事通信社

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JR Tokai's "Doctor Yellow" Shinkansen Ends Final Inspection 0:14

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The iconic "Doctor Yellow" Shinkansen train of Central Japan Railway Co., or JR Tokai, arrived at Tokyo Station on Wednesday, completing its final inspection of tracks on the Tokaido Shinkansen line before its retirement.由時事通信社

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Japan Begins Piling Work in Okinawa's Henoko for U.S. Base 0:12

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Japan on Wednesday started work to set piles into the seabed on the Oura Bay side of the Henoko coastal area in the southernmost prefecture of Okinawa, as part of a U.S. base relocation project.由時事通信社

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Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Taps Takashima as Chairman 0:12

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Japanese megabank group Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Group Inc. said Wednesday that it has named Makoto Takashima, chairman of core unit Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corp., as its next chairman.由時事通信社

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Rescuers Struggling to Save Man from Road Collapse near Tokyo 0:10

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Rescuers were struggling Wednesday afternoon to save a male truck driver trapped inside a hole that appeared due to a road collapse in Saitama Prefecture, near Tokyo, on Tuesday.由時事通信社

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Japan Average Pump Price Unchanged from Week Before 0:12

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Japan's average retail price of regular gasoline was unchanged from a week before, standing at 185.1 yen per liter as of Monday, the industry ministry said Wednesday.由時事通信社

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Lower House Committee to Vote to Summon Ex-LDP Faction Official 0:13

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The Budget Committee of Japan's House of Representatives, the lower chamber of parliament, will vote Thursday on whether to summon the former chief accountant of a Liberal Democratic Party faction over a slush funds scandal.由時事通信社

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Fuji TV Vice Chairman to Resign over Nakai Scandal 0:17

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Fuji Television Network Inc. Vice Chairman Ryunosuke Endo will resign to take the blame for losing sponsors for the Japanese broadcaster, which is under fire for improperly handling now-retired entertainer and TV host Masahiro Nakai's sex scandal, it was learned Wednesday.由時事通信社

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Japan PM Adviser to Visit 5 Central Asian Countries 0:14

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Akihisa Nagashima, special adviser to Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba, will visit five Central Asian countries as Ishiba's special envoy from Wednesday to Feb. 8, the Japanese government said Wednesday.由時事通信社

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Sony President Totoki to Double as CEO 0:10

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Sony Group Corp. said Wednesday that President Hiroki Totoki will double as the Japanese electronics and entertainment company's CEO, effective April 1.由時事通信社

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Japan Ministry Opens Door to Taboo Corporate Takeovers 0:13

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Guidelines issued by Japan's industry ministry in 2023 have opened the door for companies to launch takeover bids without the consent of the companies being acquired, which was widely considered taboo in the country.由時事通信社

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BOJ Officials Saw Need to Watch U.S. Policies at Dec. Meeting 0:12

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Many Bank of Japan policymakers last month agreed to wait to see economic policies by U.S. President Donald Trump before raising interest rates, minutes of their December meeting released on Wednesday showed.由時事通信社

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Heart Arrest Risks during Marathons Higher for Men over 60 0:16

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A survey by a Japanese research team found that male runners aged 60 or older were the most likely of any age group to suffer cardiac arrest during citizens' marathons in Japan, showing some six times greater frequency compared with those aged 49 or younger.由時事通信社

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Ishiba Vows to Foster Communication with China 0:09

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Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba said Wednesday that his country will facilitate communication with China, including at a leaders' level.由時事通信社

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BOJ Policymakers Divided over Additional Easing in Oct. 2014 0:14

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Bank of Japan policymakers were divided over a proposal by then Governor Haruhiko Kuroda to take an additional monetary easing step at a meeting in October 2014, according to a transcript of the meeting released on Wednesday.由時事通信社

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Suicides in Japan Fall to 2nd-Lowest in 2024 0:16

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The number of people who committed suicide in Japan fell to 20,268 in 2024, marking the second consecutive year of decline and the second-lowest level after 20,169 in 2019, the health ministry said Wednesday.由時事通信社

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Hoshoryu Promoted to Highest Sumo Rank of Yokozuna 0:11

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The Japan Sumo Association on Wednesday promoted Hoshoryu to yokozuna, the highest rank in the makuuchi top division of professional sumo from the second-highest rank of ozeki.由時事通信社

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Japanese Economist Takuro Morinaga Dies at 67 0:15

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Popular Japanese economist Takuro Morinaga, a professor at Dokkyo University in Soka, Saitama Prefecture, near Tokyo, died of cancer of unknown primary at his home on Tuesday, his office said. He was 67.由時事通信社

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Weekly Corrects Story on Fuji Worker's Role in Nakai Scandal 0:14

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A Japanese weekly has corrected its recent story about a Fuji Television Network Inc. employee's alleged role in a dinner at the center of a scandal involving former TV star Masahiro Nakai, its editorial department said Tuesday.由時事通信社

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Fuji TV Seen Suffering Revenue Dive amid Nakai Scandal 0:13

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Japan's Fuji Television Network Inc. is expected to suffer a revenue plunge as many advertisers have suspended their commercials on Fuji TV amid turmoil caused by a scandal involving former pop star Masahiro Nakai.由時事通信社

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