Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga began 2021 promising that the delayed Tokyo Olympics would go ahead in July, even as Japan contends with a surge in coronavirus cases and the rising cost of an ... ( read original story ...)
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The prospects for 2021 look bright as major forces driving adoption in 2020 will remain powerful. Propelled by Bitcoin’s record-breaking rally, the crypto industry is seeing off 2020 with flying ... ( read original story ...)
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Japan's prime minister says the delayed Tokyo Olympics and Paralympics will go ahead this summer despite concern over rising coronavirus cases. ( read original story ...)
Tokyo Olympics will go ahead, Japan’s PM
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From elegant traditional interiors to edgy contemporary collections, if you like to mix a little art into your holidays, book a stay in a Tokyo hotel. ( read original story ...)
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Tokyo reported 1,300 new coronavirus infections on Thursday, a one-day high, and health experts are concerned about how the Olympics will affect an already overstretched medical infrastructure ... ( read original story ...)
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New Year's Day is the biggest holiday in Japan's calendar, but this year's festivities have been subdued following record highs in new coronavirus cases nationwide and calls from the government to ... ( read original story ...)
Soccer: Former Japan playmaker Shinji Ono returns to Consadole Sapporo
Veteran former Japan playmaker Shinji Ono is returning to Consadole Sapporo in the J-League top flight, the club announced Friday. ( read original story ...)
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Permanent residents’ exemption for entry into country came after period where they were barred from coming back in after leaving. ( read original story ...)