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Japan Requests Nuclear Waste Site Survey in Hitachiomiya
The Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry seeks a preliminary literature survey for a high-level radioactive waste disposal site.
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Japan's FY2027 Budget Requests Hit Record 143 Trillion Yen
Prime Minister Takashi pushes for growth with a new uncapped investment framework to end years of fiscal restraint.
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Virtual Taekwondo to Debut at Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games
The 20th Asian Games will include the VR-based sport to attract younger audiences and showcase new technology.
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Mitsubishi Motors to Mass-Produce Humanoid AI Robots
The automaker partners with Tokyo-based startup Highlanders to deploy robots at its Kyoto plant by 2027.
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Honda and Uber to Pilot Bike Safety App in Japan
A new smartphone application will evaluate the driving habits of delivery riders to reduce road accidents.
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WWII-era memorial shell found in Hokkaido home
Residents were evacuated for more than three hours after a shell-like object from the 1931 Manchurian Incident was discovered in a residence.
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About 35% of Unmarried Japanese Youth Have No Intent to Marry
A large-scale survey by the Child and Family Agency reveals shifting marriage views among people aged 15 to 39.
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Japan Requests Nuclear Waste Site Study in Hitachiomiya
Mayor Sadayuki Suzuki expresses openness to literature survey for high-level radioactive waste disposal site in Ibaraki Prefecture.
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Japan's Centrist Reform Union, CDP and Komeito Abandon Merger
Three political parties confirm they will not form a unified group following failed negotiations over merger conditions.
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Japan budget requests hit record 140 trillion yen
The Takaichi administration targets a shift from austerity to aggressive domestic investment for the 2027 fiscal year.
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Honda and Nissan to Jointly Develop Vehicle Software
The Japanese automakers aim to install the new operating system in next-generation models starting in fiscal year 2029.
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Tropical Depression Expected to Become Typhoon 24
Japan prepares for warning-level rain later this week as a heatwave persists with temperatures hitting 37.2°C in Nara.
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Record Heavy Rain Hits Japan's Hokuriku Region
Level 5 warnings issued as record-breaking nocturnal rainfall forces evacuations in Fukui, Ishikawa, and Toyama prefectures.
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Incidents Reported at Tokyo Disneyland and Legoland Japan
A suspected battery fire and a mechanical failure led to guest disruptions at two major Japanese theme parks on Sunday.
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Japan toy market hits record size driven by adult consumers
Market value reached 1.166 trillion yen as "kidults" offset the decline in the child population.
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Japan Lowers Speed Limit on Residential Roads to 30 km/h
New rules taking effect Sept. 1 target narrow streets, with violators risking immediate license suspension.
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Three Japanese Parties Abandon Merger, Leading to Centrist Alliance Split
The Centrist Reform Union effectively dissolves after failing to reach a philosophical agreement with the CDP and Komeito.
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Japan promotes 'phase-free' disaster gear to reduce stockpiling
New guidelines in the 2026 disaster white paper encourage using everyday items that double as emergency supplies.
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Japan Promotes 'Phase-Free' Disaster Supplies Ahead of Sept. 1
New disaster prevention concept encourages the use of everyday items that double as emergency equipment during crises.
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Japan Rice Yields Mixed as Government Plans Stockpile Buy-Back
Ministry of Agriculture forecasts lower yields in 21 prefectures, prompting a planned purchase of 200,000 tonnes of rice next month.
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Japan food prices to rise for 4,923 items in September
Imperial Data Bank reports the highest number of price hikes this year, driven by yen weakness and Middle East instability.
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Three Japanese Parties Abandon Merger Plans
The Centrist Reform Union, Constitutional Democratic Party, and Komeito end merger talks after seven months of negotiations.
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Western Japan Faces Extreme Heat as Northern Regions Expect Heavy Rain
Forecasts for Sept. 1 indicate temperatures up to 38°C in the west and widespread rain risks later this week due to a typhoon.
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Japanese Opposition Merger Faces Split Risk After Party Leader Talks
Representative Junya Ogawa warns of potential party fragmentation after Constitutional Democratic Party hesitates on House of Councillors merger.
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Japan's Centrist, CDP and Komeito Leaders Meet on Merger Talks
Three party leaders met at the National Diet on Monday to reach a conclusion on a potential political merger by the end of August.
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Yokohama Mayor Resigns Over Power-Harassment Allegations
Takaharu Yamanaka stepped down following harassment findings, triggering a mayoral election scheduled for Oct. 18.
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Japan 10-Year Government Bond Yields Hit 30-Year High
Yields rose to between 2.93% and 2.95% amid expectations of Bank of Japan rate hikes and global economic pressure.
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One-Third of Unmarried Japanese Youth Do Not Intend to Marry
A government survey of 100,000 young people reveals financial anxiety and support for social media age limits.
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Japan to request nuclear waste site survey in Hitachiomiya City
The government is finalizing a literature safety survey request for a high-level radioactive waste disposal site in Ibaraki Prefecture.
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Japan Proposes Overhaul of Education Guidelines for AI Era
The Ministry of Education plans to strengthen information literacy and introduce new technical subjects to combat misinformation.
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Japan's Centrist Reform Union Considers Party Split
Party executives discussed the potential departure of former Komeito members as current leadership fails to drive growth.
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Japan lowers speed limit on residential streets to 30 km/h
New regulations effective Sept. 1 target narrow roads without central lines to protect pedestrians and cyclists.
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Japan to see largest monthly food price hike of the year
Nearly 5,000 items will increase in price starting Sept. 1 due to currency weakness and geopolitical tensions.
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Western Japan faces severe water shortage as reservoir levels plummet
Kagawa Prefecture imposes 60% water supply cut as Sōmeira Dam storage risks hitting zero by early September.
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Western Japan Faces Dangerous Heat as Tropical Depression Threatens
Extreme temperatures above 35°C grip western regions while a developing tropical depression is expected to become a typhoon.
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Kyoto moves bamboo grove to prevent tourist vandalism
Officials are creating a buffer zone in the Arashiyama district after hundreds of bamboo stalks were defaced with carvings.
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Japanese Artist Yayoi Kusama Dies at 97
The avant-garde creator known for her immersive polka-dot installations died in Tokyo this month.
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Japan to halve speed limit on residential roads
New statutory limit of 30 km/h takes effect tomorrow for narrow, unmarked streets nationwide to improve neighborhood safety.
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CoCo Ichibanya to Introduce Late-Night Surcharge in Japan
The curry chain will add a 7% fee for late-night orders and raise prices on select toppings starting Sept. 1.
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Tokyo Town Turns Invasive Bamboo into Local Specialty to Deter Boars
Hinode-machi is clearing abandoned groves to reduce crop damage and launching "Tokyo menma" to revitalize the local economy.
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Tropical depression south of Okinawa expected to become typhoon
Japan Meteorological Agency warns system may move northward toward Kyushu and Shikoku by the weekend.
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Japan Plans Blockchain Shift for $7 Trillion Bond Market
Financial regulators and major banks aim for 24/7 instant settlement of government bonds and stocks by the early 2030s.
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Kioxia Begins Construction of New Flash Memory Plant in Japan
The company has started site preparation for Fab3 at its Kitakami Plant to meet rising demand for AI-driven memory applications.
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Tokyo Toy Show Opens With Focus on Adult Hobbyists
More than 180 exhibitors gather at Tokyo Big Sight amid a record-high Japanese toy market.
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Japan Unveils Energy Package to Diversify Fuel Sources
Prime Minister Takashi Takaichi announces measures to secure oil procurement and maximize nuclear power use by the end of 2026.
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TBS NEWS DIG Broadcasts Evening News Digest in Japan
The live broadcast provides a comprehensive summary of the day's latest headlines for viewers in Japan.
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Japan Meteorological Agency warns of rain band over Kaga City
Residents in Ishikawa prefecture are urged to evacuate to safe locations as a line-shaped rain band increases disaster risks.
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Japan issues Level 5 rain warnings after record rainfall
Authorities warn residents in Ishikawa and Toyama prefectures that lives are in immediate danger as record rain floods the region.
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Japan Issues Level 5 Heavy Rain Warning for Ishikawa and Toyama
The Japan Meteorological Agency urges over 140,000 residents to seek immediate safety amid imminent risks of flooding and landslides.
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Heavy Rain Triggers Power Outages and Level 5 Warning in Toyama, Ishikawa
Thousands of residents face emergency safety orders as extreme precipitation hits central Japan.
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Japan warns of heavy rain in Hokuriku and nationwide thunderstorms
Meteorologists forecast high rainfall totals and extreme heat across several regions, including a risk of disasters in Hokuriku.
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Record Heavy Rain Prompts Evacuations in Ishikawa Prefecture
Thousands of residents in Hakui City and Hōdatsu-Shimizu Town ordered to evacuate after intense rainfall hits Japan.
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Japan Issues Level 5 Rain Warning After Linear Precipitation Zones Form
Extreme rainfall in western Toyama and Ishikawa prefectures triggers emergency warnings as disaster risks surge.
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Level-5 Heavy Rain Warnings Issued for Toyama and Ishikawa
A line-shaped rain band triggered record rainfall and emergency alerts for landslides and flooding in western Japan.
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Japan to Finalize Emergency Aid for Kumamoto Earthquake Recovery
The package includes cash for destroyed homes and a travel subsidy to revive tourism in the Kyushu region.
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Japan to repurchase 200,000 tonnes of rice to curb falling prices
The Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries plans to buy back stockpile rice following a production surplus in 2025.
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Japan Issues Highest-Level Rain Warning for Ishikawa and Toyama
Roughly 140,000 residents are under an emergency safety assurance order following the development of a dangerous rain band.
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Japan Issues Level 5 Heavy Rain Warning for Toyama and Ishikawa
The Japan Meteorological Agency warned of flooding and landslides across five municipalities on the Noto Peninsula.
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Japan to buy back 150,000 tons of stockpiled rice
The Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries seeks to replenish reserves after stockpiles fell significantly.
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Japan Plans ¥10 Trillion Investment in India Over Next Decade
Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal announced the investment target during a four-day visit to Japan to deepen bilateral economic ties.
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