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An overhauled squad led by Nick Champion de Crespigny will give Australia head coach Joe Schmidt a chance to assess the Wallabies’ depth in a one-off rugby test against Japan in Tokyo. Champion de Crespigny,
The veteran actor will be feted at THR and the Motion Picture Association at the glitzy "American Film Night" party in central Tokyo on Oct. 28.
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Senior Secretary Wi Visits Japan to Bolster Ties Before APEC
On the 21st, the day newly appointed Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi took office, Senior Secretary for National Security Wi Sung-lac of the Presidential Office boarded a flight to Tokyo. This was an unusual two-day overseas trip amid a hectic schedule preparing for the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) Leaders' Meeting,
Heavy rain from a typhoon has hit a chain of Japanese islands south of Tokyo. The government urged residents on Thursday to watch for landslides and flooding.
With 91 films over 64 years — including the beloved 'Tora-san' series and Oscar-nominated 'The Twilight Samurai' — Yamada will be celebrated for his tireless contributions to Japan's cinematic heritage.
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Japan PM to advance defense spending goal
Japan’s new Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi aims to achieve the target of spending 2 percent of the country’s gross domestic product (GDP) on defense two years early, media reports said, days before a visit by United States President Donald Trump.
Japan’s exports grew 4.2% in September, according to government data, on robust shipments to Asia that offset the decline to those destined for the U.S., which were impacted by President Donald Trump’
Two regional summits with a major focus on carbon capture and storage in the Asia-Pacific have drawn criticism from climate campaigners
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Japan has beaten Brazil for the first time. Japan fought from two goals down to win the friendly 3-2 in Tokyo.
Every so often, an automaker decides to walk straight into the lion’s den. Chinese giant BYD is doing exactly that by taking on Japan in one of its most tightly held automotive arenas.
As cyberattacks grow more complex and global supply chains face rising digital risks, leaders from across ASEAN and Japan gathered in Tokyo for the 2nd AJCCA Conference 2025 in Tokyo, reaffirming thei
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