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Japan will convene an extraordinary session of the Diet, its parliament, on Nov. 28 for a 24-day run until Dec. 21, Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshimasa Hayashi said Thursday.時事通信社による

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Honda to Start Test Production of All-Solid-State Batteries 0:11

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Honda Motor Co. said Thursday that it will start trial production of all-solid-state batteries at a research base in Tochigi Prefecture, eastern Japan, in January next year.時事通信社による

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Central Japan Prosecutor to Apologize in Person to Hakamata 0:14

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The head of the Shizuoka District Public Prosecutors Office in central Japan is preparing to apologize in person as early as Wednesday to Iwao Hakamata, 88, recently acquitted in a retrial, sources said Thursday.時事通信社による

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Ex-Yokozuna Wrestler Kitanofuji Dies at 82 0:12

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Former yokozuna sumo grand champion Kitanofuji, who was popular in recent years for his witty comments in live sumo tournament broadcasts, died on Nov. 12. He was 82.時事通信社による

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Investigators Referred to Prosecutors over Machine Export Probes 0:14

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Tokyo police have sent public prosecutors papers on three people involved in criminal investigations into machinery maker Ohkawara Kakohki Co. on suspicion of making, using and destroying documents containing falsified information.時事通信社による

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Japan Eyes 13.9-T.-Yen Extra Budget to Fund Economic Package 0:13

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Japan is expected to compile a draft fiscal 2024 supplementary budget with general-account expenditure of around 13.9 trillion yen to fund its envisioned economic package, it was learned Thursday.時事通信社による

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Digital Regional Currencies Increasingly Exploited by Fraudsters 0:13

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Digital regional currencies managed by local governments in Japan are increasingly being exploited by fraudsters, and investigative authorities are calling for stronger security measures such as stricter identity verification.時事通信社による

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U.N. Panel Resolution Raps N. Korea's Human Rights Violations 0:11

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A U.N. General Assembly committee approved on Wednesday a draft resolution condemning North Korea's human rights violations, including its abductions of Japanese and South Korean nationals.時事通信社による

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Tokyo Metro to Join Elizabeth Line Operation in London 0:17

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Transport for London, the British capital's transport authority, said Tuesday that it will entrust the operation of the Elizabeth Line to GTS Rail Operations Ltd., a joint venture of companies including Tokyo Metro Co. and major Japanese trading house Sumitomo Corp.時事通信社による

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Olympic Marathon Medalist Wainaina Escapes Indictment in Japan 0:09

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Japanese prosecutors on Wednesday dropped a case against Olympic marathon medalist Eric Wainaina for injuring a train station employee in Tokyo.時事通信社による

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Japan, U.S., S. Korea Hold 1st Joint Secretariat Meeting 0:12

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Japan, the United States and South Korea held the first meeting in Seoul on Wednesday of their joint secretariat to coordinate trilateral cooperation in various fields including national security.時事通信社による

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Japan Calls for Climate Contributions from Capable Nations 0:13

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Japanese Environment Minister Keiichiro Asao on Tuesday called for contributions to the fight against climate change from capable countries, apparently with China and other high-emitting developing nations in mind.時事通信社による

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Japan Seen Obliging 300-400 Firms to Participate in Emissions Trading 0:15

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The Japanese government plans to require companies that emit more than 100,000 tons of carbon dioxide a year to participate in the country's carbon emissions trading system to be introduced at full scale in fiscal 2026, it was learned Wednesday.時事通信社による

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NITE Teams Up with YouTuber for Science Experiment Videos 0:11

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Japan's National Institute of Technology and Evaluation has started creating videos with a science YouTuber, aiming to educate young people about potential dangers from everyday products.時事通信社による

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New Agriculture Minister Makes 1st Visit to Fukushima 0:12

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Japanese agriculture minister Taku Eto on Wednesday made his first visit to Fukushima Prefecture, northeastern Japan, since he took office this month, holding talks with local business owners.時事通信社による

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Japanese Icebreaker Departs for Antarctica 0:11

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The Japanese icebreaker Shirase on Wednesday departed the port of Yokosuka in Kanagawa Prefecture, south of Tokyo, for the country's Showa Station research facility in Antarctica.時事通信社による

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Foreign Visitors to Japan Hit Monthly Record in Oct. 0:16

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The number of foreign visitors to Japan in October is estimated to have surged 31.6pctfrom a year before to 3,312,000, setting a new record for a single month, the Japan National Tourism Organization said Wednesday.時事通信社による

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Japanese Court Rejects Injunction against Flights at Atsugi Air Base 0:13

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A Japanese district court on Wednesday rejected a request for an injunction against nighttime and early morning flights at Atsugi Air Base, which is used jointly by the Japanese Self-Defense Forces and the U.S. military.時事通信社による

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Japanese Actor Shohei Hino Dies at 75 0:11

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Japanese actor Shohei Hino, known for his portrayal of eccentric characters in television series and movies, died on Thursday at the age of 75, his talent agency said Wednesday.時事通信社による

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Japan Ruling Camp, DPFP Reach Agreement on Economic Package 0:10

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Japan's ruling coalition and the opposition Democratic Party for the People on Wednesday reached an agreement on the government's planned comprehensive economic package.時事通信社による

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Hibakusha See Nobel Peace Prize Not as Their Goal 0:13

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Japanese hibakusha atomic bomb survivors think the Nobel Peace Prize, to be awarded to their group, Nihon Hidankyo, is not a goal, as they tackle the task of passing their stories on to future generations.時事通信社による

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Japan Logs Trade Deficit of 461.2 B. Yen in Oct. 0:15

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Japan incurred a customs-cleared trade deficit of 461.2 billion yen in October, against the year-before deficit of 702.9 billion yen, the Finance Ministry said in a preliminary report Wednesday.時事通信社による

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WHO OKs Emergency Use of Japan Firm's Mpox Vaccine 0:09

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The World Health Organization on Tuesday approved the emergency use of a mpox vaccine made by Japan's KM Biologics Co.時事通信社による

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Brazil President to Visit Japan in 2025 0:08

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Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva will visit Japan in 2025, it was confirmed on Tuesday.時事通信社による

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Japan's Ishiba Vows to End Talks on Policy Activity Funds Soon 0:11

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Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba on Tuesday pledged to conclude soon discussions on the so-called policy activity funds, often criticized for lack of transparency.時事通信社による

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All 3 Major Japanese Nonlife Insurers Post Record Profits 0:12

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All three major Japanese nonlife insurance firms posted record consolidated net profits in April-September thanks to gains from the sale of cross-held shares and strong overseas operations.時事通信社による

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G-20 Summit in Brazil Ends with Vow to Combat Climate Change 0:12

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Leaders of the Group of 20 major economies ended two-day talks in Brazil's Rio de Janeiro on Tuesday, agreeing to continue combating climate change ahead of Donald Trump's return as U.S. president next year.時事通信社による

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Sony Group Considers Buying Kadokawa 0:08

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Sony Group Corp. is considering acquiring major Japanese publisher Kadokawa Corp., it was learned Tuesday.時事通信社による

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Ichiro Nominated for U.S. Baseball Hall of Fame 0:10

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Japanese baseball legend Ichiro Suzuki was among the nominees announced Monday for induction into the U.S. National Baseball Hall of Fame in 2025.時事通信社による

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Japan Firms Reviving Voluntary Retirement Programs 0:12

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Japanese companies are increasingly asking their employees to quit voluntarily to reduce labor costs as part of their business restructuring efforts, Tokyo Shoko Research Ltd. said Tuesday.時事通信社による

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Tokyo Police Arrest Exec of "JP Dragon" Crime Ring 0:12

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Tokyo police on Tuesday arrested a senior member of the Philippines-based "JP Dragon" crime ring and two others on suspicion of stealing cash in a special fraud case, investigative sources said.時事通信社による

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LDP to Accept Abolition of Policy Activity Funds 0:11

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Japan's ruling Liberal Democratic Party will accept the abolition of the controversial policy activity funds that political parties provide to member lawmakers, it was learned Tuesday.時事通信社による

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China Blames Air Current for Japan Airspace Intrusion 0:12

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China has admitted that its military aircraft intruded into Japanese airspace in August, while claiming that it was due to an air current, Japanese foreign and defense ministry officials said Tuesday.時事通信社による

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DPFP Proposals Likely to Be Reflected in Economic Package 0:19

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Japan's ruling Liberal Democratic Party-Komeito coalition and the opposition Democratic Party for the People are coordinating for the government's planned economic policy package to reflect the DPFP's proposals to review the 1.03-million-yen income tax threshold and cut the gasoline tax, it was learned Tuesday.…

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Tochigi Man Arrested over Homemade Coilgun 0:06

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Tokyo police arrested a man on Tuesday on suspicion of possessing a handmade handgun.時事通信社による

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Norinchukin Bank Logs 893.9-B.-Yen Net Loss in April-Sept. 0:17

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Norinchukin Bank said Tuesday that its consolidated net loss totaled 893.9 billion yen in April-September, the largest fiscal first-half loss ever, reflecting sales of U.S. and European government bonds with latent losses due to higher interest rates.時事通信社による

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Nippon Steel Vows Not to Import Foreign Steel to U.S. 0:13

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Japan's Nippon Steel Corp. on Tuesday pledged not to import steel produced abroad to the United States in a letter to workers of United States Steel Corp., which the Japanese steelmaker is seeking to acquire.時事通信社による

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Japan Police Arrest Exec of Group Referring Women to Sex Trade 0:10

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Japanese police have arrested five men including an executive of a group referring women it found on social media to sex trade shops across the country, it was learned Tuesday.時事通信社による

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UNSC Calls for Release of Nippon Yusen-Operated Ship Crew, 1 Yr On 0:11

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The U.N. Security Council on Monday urged Yemen's Houthi militants to release car carrier Galaxy Leader, operated by Japan's Nippon Yusen K.K., and its crew.時事通信社による

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Japan Police Arrest 4 Men from Fraud Group Based in Cambodia 0:09

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Saitama prefectural and other police have arrested four Japanese men transferred from the Philippines to Japan for allegedly being involved in a fraud case.時事通信社による

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Noted Japanese Poet Shuntaro Tanikawa Dies at 92 0:10

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Shuntaro Tanikawa, one of the leading poets of post-World War II Japan, died of old age at a hospital in Tokyo last Wednesday. He was 92.時事通信社による

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Japan's Ishiba Calls for Disaster Reduction at G-20 0:09

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Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba called for stronger disaster reduction measures at a summit of the Group of 20 major economies on Monday.時事通信社による

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Japan's Fugaku Remains Top in 2 Supercomputer Rankings 0:11

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Japanese research institute Riken said Tuesday that the Fugaku supercomputer, developed jointly with Fujitsu Ltd., topped two global rankings for the 10th consecutive time.時事通信社による

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Hyogo Gov. Saito Begins 2nd Term 0:09

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Hyogo Governor Motohiko Saito kicked off his second term as leader of the western Japan prefecture Tuesday after winning Sunday's gubernatorial election.時事通信社による

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Japanese Public, Private Sectors Seeking Workers from India 0:15

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Japan's public and private sectors are making efforts to secure human resources from India, targeting not only students and highly skilled information technology engineers but also workers for the manufacturing and other industries suffering labor shortages.時事通信社による

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G-20 Leaders Vow Unity to Achieve Paris Agreement Goals 0:10

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Leaders of the Group of 20 major economies Monday vowed to "remain united" to achieve goals under the Paris Agreement, an international framework to combat climate change.時事通信社による

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Japan, Britain to Launch Economic 2-Plus-2 Talks 0:11

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Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba and his British counterpart, Keir Starmer, agreed on Monday to establish economic "two-plus-two" talks among their foreign and economy ministers.時事通信社による

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Komeito's "Clean, Pacifist" Image Tarnishes after 60 Years 0:14

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Komeito, which celebrated 60 years since its foundation on Sunday, is struggling to restore its self-set image as a clean, pacifist party that has been tainted by its quarter-century alliance with the ruling Liberal Democratic Party.時事通信社による

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DPFP Demands Clarification of Income Tax Threshold Review 0:15

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The opposition Democratic Party for the People on Monday demanded that its proposals to review the 1.03-million-yen income tax threshold and cut the gasoline tax be clearly stated in the Japanese government's planned economic policy package.時事通信社による

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