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Recent coverage curated from local and regional sources.
TOKYO -- The Imperial Palace forest in the heart of Tokyo has long served as a refuge for wildlife. A 30-year project studying the forest ha…
South Korea defeated host Japan 1-0 on Saturday in the men's final in Toyota, Aichi Prefecture, for their fourth Asian Games title in a row.…
The men are believed to have been forced to take part in fraud at a base in Myanmar.
Japan's No. 1 paint company had previously sought to buy Akzo's entire residential and commercial paints unit for $8.4 billion.
The comments from Taiyo Oil's CEO push back against a government drive to diversify crude sourcing triggered by the U.S.-Iran war.
Record broken for the longest streak of rain in central Tokyo The post Tokyo Rain for 37 Days Sets New Record appeared first on Metropolis J…
The government will develop methods to detect cyberattack threats and share them with utilities and telecommunications companies.
TOKYO (Kyodo) -- Central Tokyo's record-breaking streak of rainy days ended Saturday after 37 days of showers, according to the weather agen…
TOKYO (Kyodo) -- Japanese opposition party leaders on Saturday piled pressure on the farm minister over controversial remarks alluding to th…
TOKYO (Kyodo) -- The Hanshin Tigers clinched back-to-back Central League pennants on Saturday as the second-place Yomiuri Giants lost 5-2 to…
With more than 1,300 people still in evacuation centers two months after the temblor, an expert has stressed the importance of early vaccina…
The farewell against Benin at Buenos Aires' Monumental stadium ends an international career spanning more than two decades.
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