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China Formally Arrests Japanese Man Detained Since March For "Espionage"
Japan's embassy in China confirmed Thursday that one of its citizens had been formally arrested, months after Beijing said it had detained the man on spying allegations.
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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 South Korea, China Suspends Visas For Japanese Citizens: Report
China will "suspend the issuance" of visas to Japanese citizens from Tuesday, its embassy in Tokyo said, in an apparent response to Japan's restrictions on Chinese travellers over a surge in Covid cases.
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Ghosn Aide Kelly Seeks Acquittal In Tokyo Trial
Japanese prosecutors are seeking a two-year prison sentence for Kelly, a US citizen and former aide to ex-Nissan chief Carlos Ghosn.
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Japan To Issue Vaccine Passports To Citizens For Travelling Abroad
Japan said on Thursday it will make a vaccine passport available from next month for Japanese travellers, as governments around the world experiment with ways to relaunch tourism and business trips.
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Tokyo Olympics: "No Change", Says Japan After US Coronavirus Travel Warning
A new US travel warning for Japan over virus risks will not affect this summer's pandemic-postponed Olympic Games, the Japanese government and Tokyo 2020 organisers said on Tuesday.
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Decision On Foreign Fans At Tokyo Games This Month: Organisers
Tokyo 2020 chief Seiko Hashimoto said safety of Japanese citizens "is the top priority" even as a decision remains pending on allowing overseas fans at Olympics.
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Citizen CZ Smart Launched, the Japanese Watchmaker's First Smartwatch
CZ Smart by Citizen is the company’s first smartwatch. It comes in three dial round options and runs on Wear OS by Google. The case is made from stainless steel and there are silicon strap options for the CZ Smart as well.
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Japan Court Backs Karpeles Conviction for Data Manipulation
A Japanese high court on Thursday upheld a lower court’s decision that the French head of Mt. Gox, a Tokyo-based bitcoin exchange that went bankrupt after a massive hacking attack, was guilty of manipulating electronic data but not embezzlement.
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Mike Pompeo To Coordinate With Japan In North Korea Talks
U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said on Saturday he would coordinate closely with Japan during denuclearization talks with North Korea and promised to raise the issue of the abductions of Japanese citizens in his meetings in Pyongyang.
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No Country For Old Men: Japan's Elderly Inmates Prefer Jail
Every day is the same. He wakes at 6:45 am, eats breakfast 20 minutes later and reports for work at eight o'clock sharp. But this isn't your typical Japanese salaryman.
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Takata To Plead Guilty, Pay $1 billion US Penalty Over Air Bag Defect
A federal grand jury separately indicted three longtime Takata executives, all Japanese citizens, after a more than two-year U.S. criminal probe.
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Lost And Found: Japan Tags Dementia Sufferers With Barcodes
A Japanese city has introduced a novel way to keep track of senior citizens with dementia who are prone to getting lost -- tagging their fingers and toes with scan-able barcodes.
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Drink Soup, Don't Drive: Japan Police Tell Elderly
Japanese police are offering noodle discounts to elderly citizens who hand in their driving licences, promising them cheaper ramen soup in exchange for improved road safety.
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7 Japanese Confirmed Dead In Bangladesh Attack
Seven Japanese citizens have been confirmed dead in the attack by Islamist terrorists in Bangladesh's capital, Japanese Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga said today.
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China Formally Arrests Japanese Man Detained Since March For "Espionage"
Japan's embassy in China confirmed Thursday that one of its citizens had been formally arrested, months after Beijing said it had detained the man on spying allegations.
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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 South Korea, China Suspends Visas For Japanese Citizens: Report
China will "suspend the issuance" of visas to Japanese citizens from Tuesday, its embassy in Tokyo said, in an apparent response to Japan's restrictions on Chinese travellers over a surge in Covid cases.
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Ghosn Aide Kelly Seeks Acquittal In Tokyo Trial
Japanese prosecutors are seeking a two-year prison sentence for Kelly, a US citizen and former aide to ex-Nissan chief Carlos Ghosn.
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Japan To Issue Vaccine Passports To Citizens For Travelling Abroad
Japan said on Thursday it will make a vaccine passport available from next month for Japanese travellers, as governments around the world experiment with ways to relaunch tourism and business trips.
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Tokyo Olympics: "No Change", Says Japan After US Coronavirus Travel Warning
A new US travel warning for Japan over virus risks will not affect this summer's pandemic-postponed Olympic Games, the Japanese government and Tokyo 2020 organisers said on Tuesday.
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Decision On Foreign Fans At Tokyo Games This Month: Organisers
Tokyo 2020 chief Seiko Hashimoto said safety of Japanese citizens "is the top priority" even as a decision remains pending on allowing overseas fans at Olympics.
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Citizen CZ Smart Launched, the Japanese Watchmaker's First Smartwatch
CZ Smart by Citizen is the company’s first smartwatch. It comes in three dial round options and runs on Wear OS by Google. The case is made from stainless steel and there are silicon strap options for the CZ Smart as well.
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Japan Court Backs Karpeles Conviction for Data Manipulation
A Japanese high court on Thursday upheld a lower court’s decision that the French head of Mt. Gox, a Tokyo-based bitcoin exchange that went bankrupt after a massive hacking attack, was guilty of manipulating electronic data but not embezzlement.
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Mike Pompeo To Coordinate With Japan In North Korea Talks
U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said on Saturday he would coordinate closely with Japan during denuclearization talks with North Korea and promised to raise the issue of the abductions of Japanese citizens in his meetings in Pyongyang.
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No Country For Old Men: Japan's Elderly Inmates Prefer Jail
Every day is the same. He wakes at 6:45 am, eats breakfast 20 minutes later and reports for work at eight o'clock sharp. But this isn't your typical Japanese salaryman.
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Takata To Plead Guilty, Pay $1 billion US Penalty Over Air Bag Defect
A federal grand jury separately indicted three longtime Takata executives, all Japanese citizens, after a more than two-year U.S. criminal probe.
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Lost And Found: Japan Tags Dementia Sufferers With Barcodes
A Japanese city has introduced a novel way to keep track of senior citizens with dementia who are prone to getting lost -- tagging their fingers and toes with scan-able barcodes.
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Drink Soup, Don't Drive: Japan Police Tell Elderly
Japanese police are offering noodle discounts to elderly citizens who hand in their driving licences, promising them cheaper ramen soup in exchange for improved road safety.
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7 Japanese Confirmed Dead In Bangladesh Attack
Seven Japanese citizens have been confirmed dead in the attack by Islamist terrorists in Bangladesh's capital, Japanese Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga said today.
