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Tokyo Consumer Prices Signal Rise in Japan-Wide Inflation
Consumer inflation in the Tokyo metropolitan area picked up in May, signaling persistent price pressures nationwide. ( read original story ...)
China set to resume seafood imports from Japan as Fukushima worries thaw, Nikkei reports
China and Japan have agreed on procedures to resume imports of Japanese seafood products, potentially marking a step towards ending a trade ban, the Nikkei newspaper reported on Friday, citing a ... ( read original story ...)
Naomi Osaka Reveals She Can’t Fully Bend Fingers Due to Blisters in Photo
Naomi Osaka revealed that she is dealing with painful blisters that are preventing her from fully bending her fingers. ( read original story ...)
Naomi Osaka shows off gnarly blisters, says “I can’t bend my fingers,” hints at tennis break
Naomi Osaka opened up after her first-round exit at the 2025 French Open, revealing painful blisters on her hand and expressing a desire for a break from tennis. Despite the disappointment, she found ... ( read original story ...)
This Tiny $7,000 Electric Car Is More Popular in Japan Than Toyota’s EVs
Could the single-seat 'mibot' ignite an all-electric revolution in hybrid-heavy Japan, or even inspire more openness to small, affordable vehicles in the US? ( read original story ...)
Japan PM Ishiba, Trump exchange views on tariffs over phone
Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba said that he exchanged views on tariff issues with U.S. President Donald Trump by phone on Thursday. ( read original story ...)
Thousands of sensors reveal 3D structure of earthquake-triggered sound waves
Earthquakes create ripple effects in Earth's upper atmosphere that can disrupt satellite communications and navigation systems we rely on. Nagoya University scientists and their collaborators have ... ( read original story ...)
SECP’s Mujtaba Ahmad represents Pakistan at global life insurance seminar in Tokyo
TOKYO - SECP Commissioner Insurance, Mujtaba Ahmad Lodhi, proudly represented Pakistan's insurance sector at the prestigious Oriental Life Insurance Seminar held in Tokyo, Japan. The international ... ( read original story ...)
Japan’s Ishiba warns against tension over tariffs and vows to expand Asia-Pacific trade group
Japanese Prime Minsiter Shigeru Ishiba has showed a determination to defend rules-based free and multilateral trade systems and take a leadership role to expand the Asia-Pacific trade group at a time ... ( read original story ...)
Former Princess Of Japan, Mako, Welcomes Her First Child
The daughter of Prince Fumihito, Emperor Naruhito's brother, left her native country and the royal institution almost four years ago. ( read original story ...)
Japan’s NTT Unit Plans to Acquire Major Online Bank in Deal Valued at $5.1 Billion
The wholly owned mobile-carrier unit of NTT, intends to launch a tender offer to purchase shares of SBI Sumishin Net Bank and take it private. ( read original story ...)
Tokyo’s Shibuya Ward to tighten rules for street go-kart businesses
Tokyo's Shibuya Ward is planning to tighten rules for businesses that rent go-karts to tourists who want a driver's view of the sights of the Japanese capital. ( read original story ...)
Cats with hooked and bent tails fill Nagasaki, Japan, where they are thought to bring good luck
In Japan, bobtail cats are considered good luck and Nagasaki is the place to find them. They are known as “omagari neko (bent-tail cats)” or “kagi neko (hook cats)” and have their own society of ... ( read original story ...)
Japan’s Akazawa Leaves for US for Latest Round of Tariff Talks
Japan’s top trade negotiator Ryosei Akazawa is headed for Washington for his fourth round of trade negotiations with the US, signaling that talks will continue as expected despite a US court ruling ... ( read original story ...)
Osaka‘s World Expo Arrives, Out of Step with Its Moment
Instead of looking to the future, the Expo‘s gathering of 158 nations exchanging visions of peace and progress feels stuck in the past. ( read original story ...)