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Two Injured In Acid Attack At Station In Tokyo
Two people suffered burns in an acid attack at a Tokyo subway station with the perpetrator still at large, police and local media said Wednesday.
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Early Birds Get Free Food In Tokyo Metro’s Effort To Ease Rush-Hour Crowding
One of Tokyo's most crowded subway lines is hoping the way to reach their customers' hearts is through their stomachs, and offering free food to ease rush hour congestion.
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Japan Executes Cult Members Behind 1995 Sarin Attack: Report
Several members of a cult that carried out a deadly 1995 sarin attack on Tokyo's subway were executed on Thursday, Japanese media said, weeks after the group's leader was hanged.
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Japanese Cult Guru Executed For 1995 Chemical Attack In Subway
Shoko Asahara, executed Friday for his role in the deadly 1995 sarin attack on Tokyo's subway, used a mixture of charisma and mysticism to lure followers to his Aum Shinrikyo doomsday cult.
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Tokyo Subway Shut After Failed North Korean Missile Test
Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe branded North Korea a "grave threat" during his visit to London, after a failed missile test resulted in the shut down of a Tokyo subway, the media reported.
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Tokyo Subway Stops For 10 minutes Over North Korea Missile Scare
Tokyo's main subway system suspended its service for 10 minutes Saturday morning, shortly after North Korea test-fired a ballistic missile.
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Last Suspect of Tokyo Subway Gas Attack Jailed for Life
The final suspect in the 1995 deadly nerve gas attack on the Tokyo subway was jailed for life today, for his part in a crime that shocked the world.
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Japan Marks 20 Years Since Subway Gas Attack
Japan on Friday marked 20 years since the first deadly sarin gas attack by a doomsday cult, which later terrorised the nation by releasing the chemical on Tokyo's subway.
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Clockwork precision on the Tokyo subway
The vast train network that criss-crosses subterranean Tokyo can be a confusing and intimidating place for the uninitiated.
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Japan to grant India $2.32 billion aid for infrastructure development
The Japanese foreign minister unveiled the 220-billion-yen ($2.32 billion) aid to India for infrastructure building and a 71-billion-yen loan ($753.17 million) for the subway project in India's financial capital Mumbai, the Japanese news agency Kyodo reported.
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Two Injured In Acid Attack At Station In Tokyo
Two people suffered burns in an acid attack at a Tokyo subway station with the perpetrator still at large, police and local media said Wednesday.
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Early Birds Get Free Food In Tokyo Metro’s Effort To Ease Rush-Hour Crowding
One of Tokyo's most crowded subway lines is hoping the way to reach their customers' hearts is through their stomachs, and offering free food to ease rush hour congestion.
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Japan Executes Cult Members Behind 1995 Sarin Attack: Report
Several members of a cult that carried out a deadly 1995 sarin attack on Tokyo's subway were executed on Thursday, Japanese media said, weeks after the group's leader was hanged.
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Japanese Cult Guru Executed For 1995 Chemical Attack In Subway
Shoko Asahara, executed Friday for his role in the deadly 1995 sarin attack on Tokyo's subway, used a mixture of charisma and mysticism to lure followers to his Aum Shinrikyo doomsday cult.
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Tokyo Subway Shut After Failed North Korean Missile Test
Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe branded North Korea a "grave threat" during his visit to London, after a failed missile test resulted in the shut down of a Tokyo subway, the media reported.
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Tokyo Subway Stops For 10 minutes Over North Korea Missile Scare
Tokyo's main subway system suspended its service for 10 minutes Saturday morning, shortly after North Korea test-fired a ballistic missile.
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Last Suspect of Tokyo Subway Gas Attack Jailed for Life
The final suspect in the 1995 deadly nerve gas attack on the Tokyo subway was jailed for life today, for his part in a crime that shocked the world.
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Japan Marks 20 Years Since Subway Gas Attack
Japan on Friday marked 20 years since the first deadly sarin gas attack by a doomsday cult, which later terrorised the nation by releasing the chemical on Tokyo's subway.
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Clockwork precision on the Tokyo subway
The vast train network that criss-crosses subterranean Tokyo can be a confusing and intimidating place for the uninitiated.
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Japan to grant India $2.32 billion aid for infrastructure development
The Japanese foreign minister unveiled the 220-billion-yen ($2.32 billion) aid to India for infrastructure building and a 71-billion-yen loan ($753.17 million) for the subway project in India's financial capital Mumbai, the Japanese news agency Kyodo reported.
