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Freeze-Dried Mice Successfully Cloned by Researchers, Could Help Conserve Disappearing Species
Researchers have successfully cloned mice using a technique that could be used to help conserve species that are threatened with extinction because of human-induced impacts like climate change. Scientists at Japan's University of Yamanashi attempted to freeze-dry somatic cells (any cell that isn't a sperm or egg cell) and successfully created 75 cl...
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School Athletes Given Sanitiser To Drink In Horrible Japan Mix-up
Japanese authorities have pledged to investigate a mix-up that saw high school athletes given hand sanitiser to drink during a race, with one student falling ill after taking a swig.
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"You're Like Diwali Lamps Spreading Light": PM Modi To Indians In Japan
Prime Minister Narendra Modi congratulated the Indian community in Japan for taking 'brand India' to new heights by introducing cricket, Indian food and culture to the island nation, which has long worked with India in several sectors such as infrastructure, auto and technology.
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PM Narendra Modi in Japan LIVE Updates: PM Modi, Shinzo Abe Issue Joint Statement
Prime Minister Narendra Modi started his second day of the Japan visit by addressing the Indian community in Tokyo. Yesterday, PM Modi spent eight hours at the scenic Yamanashi at his Japanese counterpart Shinzo Abe's holiday home, before taking the express train to Tokyo this evening. The two Prime Ministers held informal talks over lunch and a pr...
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Regional Security, Defence On Agenda In PM Modi's Meeting With Japan's Shinzo Abe: Live Updates
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will today attend a two-day summit in Japan to review the progress in ties and deepen strategic dimension of the bilateral relationship.
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During Japan Visit, Shinzo Abe To Host PM Modi At His Holiday Home
In a special gesture, Prime Minister Narendra Modi will be hosted by his Japanese counterpart Shinzo Abe for a private dinner at his holiday home in the picturesque Yamanashi prefecture on October 28, perhaps the first such reception being extended to a foreign leader.
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Opinion: YouTuber Who Filmed Japan's 'Suicide Forest' May Have Done Something Good
New Year's Eve is an important day in Japan. It ends with the ringing of a temple bell around midnight. The bell is rung 108 times to banish the sins, mistakes and sufferings of the previous year. However, for one YouTuber, Dec. 31 may haunt him long past the new year. That was the day Logan Paul posted a video of himself walking through Aoikigahar...
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Mouse Sperm Survives in Space, but Could Human Babies?
Back on Earth, embryos fertilised in vitro with the sperm produced healthy offspring, and grew into normal adults.
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Japan's Maglev Train Sets Speed Record by Going 603Km/h
Known for its prowess in high-speed rail travel, Japan set a world record with its state-of-the-art Maglev train recently. The record saw the Maglev - short for magnetic levitation - cross the 600Km/h mark on a test-run in Yamanashi Prefecture just outside of Tokyo.
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Second Japan snow storm leaves thousands stranded as toll rises to 23
Snow-choked roads cut off thousands on Tuesday as parts of Japan struggled to dig out from its second storm in a week, with the death toll rising to at least 23.
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Magnitude 5.5 quake shakes Japan
A magnitude-5.5 earthquake rattled Yamanashi prefecture in central Japan on Saturday morning, the Japan Meteorological Agency reported. There were no immediate reports of damage or injuries.
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Freeze-Dried Mice Successfully Cloned by Researchers, Could Help Conserve Disappearing Species
Researchers have successfully cloned mice using a technique that could be used to help conserve species that are threatened with extinction because of human-induced impacts like climate change. Scientists at Japan's University of Yamanashi attempted to freeze-dry somatic cells (any cell that isn't a sperm or egg cell) and successfully created 75 cl...
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School Athletes Given Sanitiser To Drink In Horrible Japan Mix-up
Japanese authorities have pledged to investigate a mix-up that saw high school athletes given hand sanitiser to drink during a race, with one student falling ill after taking a swig.
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"You're Like Diwali Lamps Spreading Light": PM Modi To Indians In Japan
Prime Minister Narendra Modi congratulated the Indian community in Japan for taking 'brand India' to new heights by introducing cricket, Indian food and culture to the island nation, which has long worked with India in several sectors such as infrastructure, auto and technology.
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PM Narendra Modi in Japan LIVE Updates: PM Modi, Shinzo Abe Issue Joint Statement
Prime Minister Narendra Modi started his second day of the Japan visit by addressing the Indian community in Tokyo. Yesterday, PM Modi spent eight hours at the scenic Yamanashi at his Japanese counterpart Shinzo Abe's holiday home, before taking the express train to Tokyo this evening. The two Prime Ministers held informal talks over lunch and a pr...
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Regional Security, Defence On Agenda In PM Modi's Meeting With Japan's Shinzo Abe: Live Updates
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will today attend a two-day summit in Japan to review the progress in ties and deepen strategic dimension of the bilateral relationship.
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During Japan Visit, Shinzo Abe To Host PM Modi At His Holiday Home
In a special gesture, Prime Minister Narendra Modi will be hosted by his Japanese counterpart Shinzo Abe for a private dinner at his holiday home in the picturesque Yamanashi prefecture on October 28, perhaps the first such reception being extended to a foreign leader.
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Opinion: YouTuber Who Filmed Japan's 'Suicide Forest' May Have Done Something Good
New Year's Eve is an important day in Japan. It ends with the ringing of a temple bell around midnight. The bell is rung 108 times to banish the sins, mistakes and sufferings of the previous year. However, for one YouTuber, Dec. 31 may haunt him long past the new year. That was the day Logan Paul posted a video of himself walking through Aoikigahar...
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Mouse Sperm Survives in Space, but Could Human Babies?
Back on Earth, embryos fertilised in vitro with the sperm produced healthy offspring, and grew into normal adults.
-
Japan's Maglev Train Sets Speed Record by Going 603Km/h
Known for its prowess in high-speed rail travel, Japan set a world record with its state-of-the-art Maglev train recently. The record saw the Maglev - short for magnetic levitation - cross the 600Km/h mark on a test-run in Yamanashi Prefecture just outside of Tokyo.
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Second Japan snow storm leaves thousands stranded as toll rises to 23
Snow-choked roads cut off thousands on Tuesday as parts of Japan struggled to dig out from its second storm in a week, with the death toll rising to at least 23.
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Magnitude 5.5 quake shakes Japan
A magnitude-5.5 earthquake rattled Yamanashi prefecture in central Japan on Saturday morning, the Japan Meteorological Agency reported. There were no immediate reports of damage or injuries.
