Ogata tried to stay but the Speaker of the assembly eventually persuaded her to take the infant out... READ MORE›
Police had found the body parts of eight females and one male, some in varying stages of decomposition, Japanese newspaper Mainichi Shimbun reported... READ MORE›
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Television images showed emergency crews and railway workers surrounding the Shinkansen bullet train which had been traveling to the western city of Osaka from Tokyo... READ MORE›
South Korea and Japan fight over a group of guano-covered rocky islets in the sea between them... READ MORE›
Both Tokyo and Osaka were cited as examples of a combination of high economic value and high exposure to both natural catastrophes and man-made risks... READ MORE›
Tokyo plans to send green-fingered experts to every corner of the world on a mission to spruce up Japanese-style gardens that have fallen into disrepair... READ MORE›
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In 1959 the North Korean government launched an effort to draw Koreans from Japan by promising them the rewards of a socialist paradise... READ MORE›
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Calls in and outside of Japan are growing to shut down the nations' only two operating reactors at the Sendai plant in Kagoshima Prefecture... READ MORE›
Naoki Hyakuta, a conservative novelist who is in hot water over his recent remarks calling for destroying two Okinawan newspapers, has hardened his stanc... READ MORE›
Johnsons ebullience endears him to his hosts during three-day trade mission to Osaka, Nagoya and Tokyo to bang the drum for London... READ MORE›
Meanwhile, Hyakuta, who is in hot water for calling for destroying two Okinawan newspapers during the Thursday event, hardened his stance over the weekend... READ MORE›
Japanese newspapers have reported prominently on the leaked documents that implicate relatives of at least eight current or former leaders in China... READ MORE›
An editorial by Chinas official news agency, demanding an apology from Emperor Akihito over Japans wartime actions, is very discourteous, Tokyo says... READ MORE›
Local governments saying no include Iwate Prefecture and some major cities including Asahikawa in Hokkaido and Yamagata... READ MORE›
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Softbank CEO Masayoshi Son met with President-elect Donald Trump about investment and jobs in the US, reported the Asahi newspaper... READ MORE›
The 225-issue Nikkei average climbed 236.94 points, or 1.22 percent, on the Tokyo Stock Exchange to close at 19,630.63... READ MORE›
The 225-issue Nikkei average lost 724.79 points or 3.84 percent to end at 18 165.69 the lowest level for the day... READ MORE›
Yoshikazu Kitano was arrested for allegedly abandoning the body of Rika Aomori 46 who had been missing for a few days in the adjacent city of Hatsukaichi... READ MORE›
A snapshot summary of some of the headlines in Japan's news media today... READ MORE›
By most financial metrics, Takata is the worst performer among more than 100 Japanese auto parts makers... READ MORE›
Toyota Motor Corp. and Honda Motor Co. were among companies that suspended operations Friday after a powerful earthquake struck Kyushu, damaging factories... READ MORE›
Indeed, the Yomiuri poll showed that despite the Cabinet's faltering approval rate, support for the LDP, of which Abe is president, increased by 2 points to 42 percent... READ MORE›
At least 32 people were confirmed dead after a 7.3-magnitude earthquake rocked Japan's southwestern Kumamoto Prefecture in the early hours of Saturday... READ MORE›
Mr Trump indicated that he might support Japan and South Korea in developing nuclear arsenals, rather than relying solely on the US... READ MORE›
The story in the Japanese newspaper Asahi Shimbun did not identify its sources... READ MORE›
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