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Japan Newspaper Sponsoring Tokyo Olympics Joins Cancellation Chorus
Japan's Asahi Shimbun newspaper urged Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga to make the decision to cancel the Tokyo Olympics.
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Cabin Smoke Forces Evacuation By Escape Slides In Snowstorm
More than 150 passengers used escape slides to evacuate from a Japan Airlines jet after smoke appeared in the cabin during a snowstorm, the airline said today, with reports saying an engine caught fire.
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Japan Court Rules Dating Ban On Pop Idol 'Goes Too Far': Reports
A former female pop star, who was sued by her talent agency for dating a fan, won a legal battle this week after a court ruled that the suit threatened her "freedom to pursue happiness".
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Tokyo Police Hunt Serial Urine Splasher: Report
Tokyo police are on the hunt for a serial urine splasher after at least six cases in which the liquid was splashed over young women by a motorcyclist, a newspaper said on Wednesday.
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100-tonne radioactive water leak at Fukushima, says operator
A new leak of 100 tonnes of highly radioactive water has been discovered at Fukushima, the plant's operator said on Thursday.
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Families arrive on Bali as search for Japanese divers resumes
Distraught relatives of seven Japanese divers who went missing near Bali three days ago arrived on the Indonesian resort island on Monday as the search resumed in bad weather.
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China says Japan's 'hype' on air defence zone spreads tension
China does not feel threatened by countries in Southeast Asia and is optimistic about the situation in the disputed South China Sea, the Foreign Ministry said
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300 sick in Japan after eating contaminated food: reports
More than 300 people across Japan have fallen ill after eating frozen food products contaminated with pesticide, reports said on Tuesday.
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Japan nuclear body says radioactive water at Fukushima an 'emergency'
Highly radioactive water seeping into the ocean from Japan's crippled Fukushima nuclear plant is creating an "emergency" that the operator is struggling to contain, an official from the country's nuclear watchdog said today.
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Japan Newspaper Sponsoring Tokyo Olympics Joins Cancellation Chorus
Japan's Asahi Shimbun newspaper urged Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga to make the decision to cancel the Tokyo Olympics.
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Cabin Smoke Forces Evacuation By Escape Slides In Snowstorm
More than 150 passengers used escape slides to evacuate from a Japan Airlines jet after smoke appeared in the cabin during a snowstorm, the airline said today, with reports saying an engine caught fire.
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Japan Court Rules Dating Ban On Pop Idol 'Goes Too Far': Reports
A former female pop star, who was sued by her talent agency for dating a fan, won a legal battle this week after a court ruled that the suit threatened her "freedom to pursue happiness".
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Tokyo Police Hunt Serial Urine Splasher: Report
Tokyo police are on the hunt for a serial urine splasher after at least six cases in which the liquid was splashed over young women by a motorcyclist, a newspaper said on Wednesday.
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100-tonne radioactive water leak at Fukushima, says operator
A new leak of 100 tonnes of highly radioactive water has been discovered at Fukushima, the plant's operator said on Thursday.
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Families arrive on Bali as search for Japanese divers resumes
Distraught relatives of seven Japanese divers who went missing near Bali three days ago arrived on the Indonesian resort island on Monday as the search resumed in bad weather.
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China says Japan's 'hype' on air defence zone spreads tension
China does not feel threatened by countries in Southeast Asia and is optimistic about the situation in the disputed South China Sea, the Foreign Ministry said
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300 sick in Japan after eating contaminated food: reports
More than 300 people across Japan have fallen ill after eating frozen food products contaminated with pesticide, reports said on Tuesday.
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Japan nuclear body says radioactive water at Fukushima an 'emergency'
Highly radioactive water seeping into the ocean from Japan's crippled Fukushima nuclear plant is creating an "emergency" that the operator is struggling to contain, an official from the country's nuclear watchdog said today.
