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A Pokemon-Themed Amusement Park Is Being Set Up In This Country
The Pokemon Company said, "We will create a space where Pokemon fans from all over the world can gather in this area rich in nature, experience Pokemon, and have fun together, transcending national, regional, and language barriers."
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Will Prioritise Challenges Of Global South As G20 Chair: PM Modi At G7
Prime Minister Narendra Modi in an interview with Japanese newspaper Yomiuri Shimbun has underscored the importance of cooperation between the G7 and G20 in addressing pressing global issues.
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Japan Prosecutors Indict Man For Murder Of Former PM Shinzo Abe
Japanese prosecutors on Friday indicted the man suspected of killing former Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, Yomiuri newspaper reported.
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"The Best Is Yet To Come": PM Modi's Op-ed On India-Japan Relations
In an op-ed on the vibrant relations between India and Japan in the Yomiuri Shimbun newspaper, he highlighted partnerships between the two countries in defence manufacturing, cyber, space, and underwater domains.
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Joe Biden, Japan PM Suga Likely To Meet In Washington On April 9: Report
Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga is likely to meet U.S. President Joe Biden on April 9, the first foreign leader to meet the president in the White House, Japan's Yomiuri newspaper reported on Sunday.
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Toyota Aims To Counter Mistakes Of Gas Pedal For Brake
Toyota Motor Corp. plans to introduce a safety function as early as this year to help prevent accidents caused by drivers slamming the accelerator instead of the brake by mistake, the Yomiuri newspaper reported, citing a person familiar with the matter.
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Tokyo Court Orders Facebook to Disclose Details on Fake Instagram Account Creators
The lawsuit at the district court was filed by Daisuke Kamada, a 37-year-old fashion model.
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Japan Space Probe Lands On Asteroid, Space Agency Releases Pics, Video
The Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) has released photographs and video showing its space probe Hayabusa2 touching down on the asteroid Ryugu.
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Japan Working on 3D Maps to Make Self-Driving Cars More Accurate
The 3D maps are intended to support the cognitive function, as well as concretely express both information to understand areas around a vehicle and information on driving restrictions.
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Google, Others to Work With Japan to Help Monitor Illegal Fishing
The envisioned scheme will use a system called Global Fishing Watch, which was developed by the US information technology giant and other entities.
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Opinion: Can Closer Ties Between China, India Contribute To Stability Of Asia?
China and India have been stepping up their summit diplomacy. It is necessary to pay close attention to the impact that their bilateral relationship, beset with thorny territorial problems, will have on Asia's security environment.
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Japan Said to Be Eyeing Rating System for Used Smartphones
Japan's communications ministry and the used smartphone industry are considering a system for ranking used smartphones to simplify purchase.
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Scientists Develop Pigs For Human Transplants In Japan
According to the team, which includes researchers from Meiji University and Kyoto Prefectural University, the animal is the first to be developed for transplantation based on national guidelines for xenotransplantation, in which animal organs and cells are transplanted into humans.
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Japanese Princess, Fiance, Both 26, Postpone Wedding, Citing "Immaturity"
Ceremonies related to the marriage of Princess Mako to Kei Komuro are being postponed, the Imperial Household Agency announced Tuesday, only about a month before their Nosai no Gi engagement ceremony was to take place. The agency released a statement by the couple, who are both 26, explaining they "have not had enough time to prepare for the variou...
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In Japan, 'Wind Phone' Links Living With Departed
An old, disconnected black telephone stands in a telephone booth in the town of Otsuchi - about 20 minutes' drive from Kamaishi, Iwate Prefecture. The phone has been visited by at least 25,000 people since the Great East Japan Earthquake in 2011, people who have come to convey their feelings to departed loved ones "through the wind."
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A Pokemon-Themed Amusement Park Is Being Set Up In This Country
The Pokemon Company said, "We will create a space where Pokemon fans from all over the world can gather in this area rich in nature, experience Pokemon, and have fun together, transcending national, regional, and language barriers."
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Will Prioritise Challenges Of Global South As G20 Chair: PM Modi At G7
Prime Minister Narendra Modi in an interview with Japanese newspaper Yomiuri Shimbun has underscored the importance of cooperation between the G7 and G20 in addressing pressing global issues.
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Japan Prosecutors Indict Man For Murder Of Former PM Shinzo Abe
Japanese prosecutors on Friday indicted the man suspected of killing former Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, Yomiuri newspaper reported.
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"The Best Is Yet To Come": PM Modi's Op-ed On India-Japan Relations
In an op-ed on the vibrant relations between India and Japan in the Yomiuri Shimbun newspaper, he highlighted partnerships between the two countries in defence manufacturing, cyber, space, and underwater domains.
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Joe Biden, Japan PM Suga Likely To Meet In Washington On April 9: Report
Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga is likely to meet U.S. President Joe Biden on April 9, the first foreign leader to meet the president in the White House, Japan's Yomiuri newspaper reported on Sunday.
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Toyota Aims To Counter Mistakes Of Gas Pedal For Brake
Toyota Motor Corp. plans to introduce a safety function as early as this year to help prevent accidents caused by drivers slamming the accelerator instead of the brake by mistake, the Yomiuri newspaper reported, citing a person familiar with the matter.
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Tokyo Court Orders Facebook to Disclose Details on Fake Instagram Account Creators
The lawsuit at the district court was filed by Daisuke Kamada, a 37-year-old fashion model.
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Japan Space Probe Lands On Asteroid, Space Agency Releases Pics, Video
The Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) has released photographs and video showing its space probe Hayabusa2 touching down on the asteroid Ryugu.
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Japan Working on 3D Maps to Make Self-Driving Cars More Accurate
The 3D maps are intended to support the cognitive function, as well as concretely express both information to understand areas around a vehicle and information on driving restrictions.
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Google, Others to Work With Japan to Help Monitor Illegal Fishing
The envisioned scheme will use a system called Global Fishing Watch, which was developed by the US information technology giant and other entities.
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Opinion: Can Closer Ties Between China, India Contribute To Stability Of Asia?
China and India have been stepping up their summit diplomacy. It is necessary to pay close attention to the impact that their bilateral relationship, beset with thorny territorial problems, will have on Asia's security environment.
-
Japan Said to Be Eyeing Rating System for Used Smartphones
Japan's communications ministry and the used smartphone industry are considering a system for ranking used smartphones to simplify purchase.
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Scientists Develop Pigs For Human Transplants In Japan
According to the team, which includes researchers from Meiji University and Kyoto Prefectural University, the animal is the first to be developed for transplantation based on national guidelines for xenotransplantation, in which animal organs and cells are transplanted into humans.
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Japanese Princess, Fiance, Both 26, Postpone Wedding, Citing "Immaturity"
Ceremonies related to the marriage of Princess Mako to Kei Komuro are being postponed, the Imperial Household Agency announced Tuesday, only about a month before their Nosai no Gi engagement ceremony was to take place. The agency released a statement by the couple, who are both 26, explaining they "have not had enough time to prepare for the variou...
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In Japan, 'Wind Phone' Links Living With Departed
An old, disconnected black telephone stands in a telephone booth in the town of Otsuchi - about 20 minutes' drive from Kamaishi, Iwate Prefecture. The phone has been visited by at least 25,000 people since the Great East Japan Earthquake in 2011, people who have come to convey their feelings to departed loved ones "through the wind."
