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Japan's government warns the nation's corporations could quit the UK after Brexit
Japan's government's says the UK's exit from the EU will 'a major disturbance to the world economy'.
Matt Thomas Sep 04, 2016
Karate grandad fights off Asian black bear
The 63-year-old fisherman fought off the creature by jabbing at its eyes, sending it into the woods.
Romil Patel Sep 02, 2016
Japan seeks safety assurances over Rolls-Royce engines
European aviation agency asked to ensure problem with engines powering Boeing 787 aircraft does not affect safety.
Gaurav Sharma Sep 02, 2016
Japan: Gangland crackdown sees 976 alleged yakuza arrested to avert brutal in-fighting
The split of Kobe Yamaguchi-gumi from the Yamaguchi-gumi gang caused bloodshed in 2015.
William Watkinson Sep 01, 2016
Japanese dolphin hunts to begin as thousands set to demonstrate around the world
A London demonstration will take place on Thursday 1 September at noon.
James Tennent Sep 01, 2016
Typhoon Lionrock kills 9 elderly at Ranran nursing home in Japan
Lionrock swept across northern Japan on Tuesday night, bringing up to 300mm of rain.
Divya Kishore Aug 31, 2016
Powerful typhoon strikes region of Japan devasted by 2011 tsunami
Hundreds of flights have been grounded and work suspended at damaged Fukushima nuclear reactor.
Tom Porter Aug 30, 2016
East China Sea tension flares up between China and Japan ahead of G20 summit
The heightened stress over maritime disputes could cloud the upcoming summit, experts say.
Ananya Roy Aug 30, 2016
Japan set to be battered by third typhoon in a week
Typhoon Lionrock is set to hit Japan in the same week as typhoons Mindulle and Kompasu.
Jen Offord Aug 28, 2016
Japan to train soldiers to take active part in UN peacekeeping missions
The move comes after Prime Minister Shinzo Abe made changes in Japan's security legislation.
Ananya Roy Aug 24, 2016
Japan to create Tokyo 2020 Olympic medals from old smartphones
Recycling precious metals from its e-waste could produce enough for all gold, silver and bronze medals.
James Billington Aug 23, 2016
Rio 2016 Olympics closing ceremony: How to watch live on TV and online
Kygo will perform at the closing ceremony of the Rio 2016 Olympics.
Naveen Ullal Aug 21, 2016
Comfort Women: Former World War Two sex slaves demand Japan admits legal responsibility
Comfort women were forced into sexual slavery by Japanese military before and during the Second World War.
Alex Wheeler Aug 15, 2016
North Korea sets up education centre to display 'history of aggression' by US and Japan
The centre will teach children about the 'aggressive nature' of Japan and US in Korea's history.
Priyanka Mogul Aug 14, 2016
Rafael Nadal vs Kei Nishikori, Rio 2016 Olympics bronze medal match: How to watch live on TV, mobile and online
Nadal faces Nishikori in the bronze medal match of the men's singles tennis event on 14 August.
Arjun Devgan Aug 14, 2016
Sonny Bill Williams ruled out of Rio 2016 Olympic sevens tournament with achilles rupture
New Zealand star suffered the injury during a shock 14-12 Pool C defeat to Japan on Tuesday.
George Flood Aug 09, 2016
Nagasaki and Hiroshima mark anniversary of WWII atomic bomb attacks
During both ceremonies, Shinzo Abe pledged his determination to work toward a world free of nuclear arms.
Alex Wheeler Aug 09, 2016
Japan's Emperor Akihito has hinted he's too old to rule – shouldn't Queen Elizabeth do the same?
Can a modern democracy function with a centenarian head of state?
David McClure Aug 08, 2016
Thousands of Pokemon fans gather in Yokohama for gigantic Pikachu parade
The release of Nintendo's popular Pokemon Go game has made the character more popular.
Alex Wheeler Aug 08, 2016
New Arsenal striker Takuma Asano admits uncertainty before sealing Premier League transfer
The 21-year-old demonstrated his ability with a goal for Japan in their Olympic opener against Nigeria.
George Flood Aug 05, 2016
Japan's Olympic gymnast hit with $5,000 mobile roaming charges playing Pokemon Go in Rio
Olympic gymnastics champion Kohei Uchimura played Pokémon Go without a set data-roaming plan.
Mary-Ann Russon Aug 05, 2016
'Japan's Hillary Clinton' elected as Tokyo's first female governor, say exit polls
Tokyo's new governor faces tough challenge in kerbing spend on the 2020 Tokyo Games.
Fiona Keating Jul 31, 2016
New species of beaked whale confirmed by scientists
Japanese fishermen knew about the whale which was unknown to science.
Jul 30, 2016
Conchita Carpio-Morales, Bezwada Wilson and TM Krishna honoured with Ramon Magsaysay Award 2016
Indonesian firm Dompet Dhuafa was also honoured for 'expanding the transformative impact of religious tax in Islam'.
Divya Kishore Jul 27, 2016
Knife attack in Japan leaves 19 people dead and several injured at disabled care home
Man arrested on suspicion of murder reportedly a former employee at the Sagamihara care facility outside Tokyo.
Fiona Keating Jul 25, 2016
Japanese emperor Akihito to step down in coming years, says report
The monarch who has been emperor for 27 years has suffered from ill health in recent times.
Pavitra Dwibhashyam Jul 13, 2016
South China Sea: Beijing claims right to set up air defence zone following Hague ruling
The US, Japan and Australia ask China to abide by the landmark ruling that favours the Philippines.
Nandini Krishnamoorthy Jul 13, 2016
Japan elections: Win paves way for Shinzo Abe to implement constitutional reforms
Abe's ruling coalition secures two thirds majority in the upper house of parliament.
Nandini Krishnamoorthy Jul 11, 2016
China accuses Japan of scrambling jets over East China Sea
Japan denies incident posed any threat as claimed by China.
Nandini Krishnamoorthy Jul 05, 2016
Japan: American serviceman arrested in Okinawa for alleged drunken driving
Official says Japan could change agreement that protects US military personnel from certain crimes.
Pavitra Dwibhashyam Jul 04, 2016
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