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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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"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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Apple, Amazon, Google Said to Join Bidding for Toshiba Chip Unit
The Yomiuri Shimbun daily reported on Saturday that the three US giants joined bidding for Toshiba's NAND flash memory unit.
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Japan Court Cites 'Right To Be Forgotten' In Google Case: Reports
A Japanese court has told Internet giant Google to hide a man's criminal past from its search results, saying he has "the right to be forgotten" to rebuild his life, according to reports.
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Kobe Marks 21 Years Since Killer Earthquake
Japan today marked the 21st anniversary of a devastating earthquake in the western city of Kobe that killed more than 6,400 people, as bereaved families looked to keep memories of the victims alive.
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Japan Bus Company In Deadly Crash 'Violated Safety Regulations': Reports
A Japanese bus operator whose vehicle plunged off a mountain road, killing 14 people and injuring dozens more, is suspected by officials of violating safety regulations, local media reported today.
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Emergency Stairs: A Scenic Route to Fitness in Japan
The fact that these events allow participants to get exercise while enjoying an unusual experience seems to have struck a chord with the public
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Japanese First Lady Visits Tokyo War Shrine
Japanese first lady Akie Abe said she has again visited the controversial Yasukuni war shrine in Tokyo, posting photos of the site on the same day Japan and South Korea struck a landmark agreement on wartime sex slaves.
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Sea Shepherd Warns Japan Against Resuming Whaling
Environmental activist group Sea Shepherd today warned Japan against resuming "research" whaling in the Antarctic while calling on the Australian government to intervene.
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Japan Releases Master Recording of Emperor's War-End Speech
The master recording of Emperor Hirohito's speech announcing Japan's World War II surrender has been brought back to life in digital form ahead of the 70th anniversary of the end of the war.
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Denying 'Comfort Women' Stains Japan Honour: Yohei Kono
Japan must face up to the truth over its wartime system of sex slavery if it is to purge the stain of its past wrongs, the man who issued a landmark apology today.
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Snowstorm leaves 19 dead, causes transport chaos in Japan
A severe snowstorm sweeping across Japan has killed 19 people and left more than 1,600 injured, media and officials said on Monday, as the extreme weather sparked widespread transport chaos.
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Three dead, 500 injured as heavy snow hits Japan: reports
The heaviest snow in two decades struck Tokyo and other areas across Japan on Saturday, leaving three dead and nearly 500 others injured, reports said.
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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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"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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Apple, Amazon, Google Said to Join Bidding for Toshiba Chip Unit
The Yomiuri Shimbun daily reported on Saturday that the three US giants joined bidding for Toshiba's NAND flash memory unit.
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Japan Court Cites 'Right To Be Forgotten' In Google Case: Reports
A Japanese court has told Internet giant Google to hide a man's criminal past from its search results, saying he has "the right to be forgotten" to rebuild his life, according to reports.
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Kobe Marks 21 Years Since Killer Earthquake
Japan today marked the 21st anniversary of a devastating earthquake in the western city of Kobe that killed more than 6,400 people, as bereaved families looked to keep memories of the victims alive.
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Japan Bus Company In Deadly Crash 'Violated Safety Regulations': Reports
A Japanese bus operator whose vehicle plunged off a mountain road, killing 14 people and injuring dozens more, is suspected by officials of violating safety regulations, local media reported today.
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Emergency Stairs: A Scenic Route to Fitness in Japan
The fact that these events allow participants to get exercise while enjoying an unusual experience seems to have struck a chord with the public
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Japanese First Lady Visits Tokyo War Shrine
Japanese first lady Akie Abe said she has again visited the controversial Yasukuni war shrine in Tokyo, posting photos of the site on the same day Japan and South Korea struck a landmark agreement on wartime sex slaves.
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Sea Shepherd Warns Japan Against Resuming Whaling
Environmental activist group Sea Shepherd today warned Japan against resuming "research" whaling in the Antarctic while calling on the Australian government to intervene.
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Japan Releases Master Recording of Emperor's War-End Speech
The master recording of Emperor Hirohito's speech announcing Japan's World War II surrender has been brought back to life in digital form ahead of the 70th anniversary of the end of the war.
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Denying 'Comfort Women' Stains Japan Honour: Yohei Kono
Japan must face up to the truth over its wartime system of sex slavery if it is to purge the stain of its past wrongs, the man who issued a landmark apology today.
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Snowstorm leaves 19 dead, causes transport chaos in Japan
A severe snowstorm sweeping across Japan has killed 19 people and left more than 1,600 injured, media and officials said on Monday, as the extreme weather sparked widespread transport chaos.
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Three dead, 500 injured as heavy snow hits Japan: reports
The heaviest snow in two decades struck Tokyo and other areas across Japan on Saturday, leaving three dead and nearly 500 others injured, reports said.
