Onaga remembered as "fighting governor"
Okinawa remembers governor Takeshi Onaga at his funeral as the "fighting governor" for his tireless efforts to remove an...
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Emperor Akihito enjoys taiko performance
Emperor Akihito attends a drum competition for people with physical or intellectual disabilities in Tokyo.
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Princess Kako delivers speech in sign language contest
Japan's Princess Kako attends a sign language competition for high school students.
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Sayonara Tsukiji, Hello Toyosu
Business operators at Japan's famous Tsukiji fish market are moving to Toyosu, where a new market will open Thursday.
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100-year-old tea stands the test of time
Our reporter taste-tests a more than 100-year-old tea found in central Japan.
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Typhoon to affect South Korea and northern Kyushu
Powerful Typhoon Kong-Rey is forecast to affect the southern part of South Korea and northern Kyushu, Japan.
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Persimmons harvested for export
Farmers are busy harvesting Japanese persimmons for their first export to Australia.
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Keisei line suspended, affecting Narita travelers
Power outages suspend the Keisei Line, affecting Narita airport travelers.
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Athletes with designer limbs
Advances in prosthetic technology spark biological adaptations in 2020 Paralympic hopefuls.
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Food poisoning cases trigger mushroom warning
Japan's consumer affairs agency is warning mushroom pickers to be on the alert for poisonous fungi.
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