American nabbed for importing pot candy

American nabbed for importing pot candy

Japanese authorities have arrested an American man for illegally importing some 200 marijuana candies.

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New Year's tuna auction nets more than $638k

New Year's tuna auction nets more than $638k

A single tuna fetches more than $638k in the New Year's first auction at Tokyo's famous Tsukiji fish market.

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Toyota shows AI car at Consumer Electronics Show

Toyota shows AI car at Consumer Electronics Show

Artificial Intelligence takes center stage at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, including an AI car by Toyota.

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US forces to resume Osprey aerial refueling drills

US forces to resume Osprey aerial refueling drills

US forces inform Japan's government they will resume Osprey aerial refueling drills on Friday.

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First fugu auction nets high prices

First fugu auction nets high prices

Prices are up for poisonous pufferfish, or fugu, in Japan's first auction of the year.

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Abe calls for 'building new country' in year's first speech

Abe calls for 'building new country' in year's first speech

Japan's prime minister called for building a new country in his first press conference of the year.

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Japan, Inc. starts work in 2017

Japan, Inc. starts work in 2017

"Japan, Inc." returns to business on the first working day of 2017.

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Traffic deaths under 4000 in 2016

Traffic deaths under 4000 in 2016

The number of people killed in traffic accidents in Japan last year was less than 4000 for the first time in 67 years.

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Tamaseseri ball ritual marks start of year

Tamaseseri ball ritual marks start of year

People in southwest Japan start the new year with an ancient ball ritual said to bring good luck.

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Dai Bonten festival answers prayers

Dai Bonten festival answers prayers

People in northern Japan seek to have their prayers answered at the ancient Dai Bonten festival.

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