Ishiba Confirmed as Japanese Prime Minister
Shigeru Ishiba wins Japanese Prime Ministerial election despite coalition losing majority; faces domestic and international challenges.
Ishiba Confirmed as Japanese Prime Minister
Shigeru Ishiba wins Japanese Prime Ministerial election despite coalition losing majority; faces domestic and international challenges.
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Japan: Politician Apologies for Uterus Removal Suggestion and Affair
A Japanese politician apologizes for suggesting uterus removal to increase birth rate; another apologizes for an affair.
Japan: Politician Apologies for Uterus Removal Suggestion and Affair
A Japanese politician apologizes for suggesting uterus removal to increase birth rate; another apologizes for an affair.
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The Meiji Restoration: A Summary
This text describes the events leading up to and including the Meiji Restoration in Japan, focusing on the impact of foreign treaties and internal conflict.
The Meiji Restoration: A Summary
This text describes the events leading up to and including the Meiji Restoration in Japan, focusing on the impact of foreign treaties and internal conflict.
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Kazuo Ishiguro: Novels and Themes
Kazuo Ishiguro, a Nobel and Booker Prize-winning author, explores themes of identity, memory, and dystopian futures in his novels.
Kazuo Ishiguro: Novels and Themes
Kazuo Ishiguro, a Nobel and Booker Prize-winning author, explores themes of identity, memory, and dystopian futures in his novels.
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Mt. Fuji's Delayed Snowfall: A Climate Change Indicator
Mount Fuji's record-late snowfall highlights climate change's impact on snowpacks globally.
Mt. Fuji's Delayed Snowfall: A Climate Change Indicator
Mount Fuji's record-late snowfall highlights climate change's impact on snowpacks globally.
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Japanese Reactor Shuts Down After Restart
A recently restarted Japanese nuclear reactor was shut down again due to an equipment malfunction. The plant survived the 2011 tsunami, highlighting Japan's ongoing efforts to utilize nuclear energy.
Japanese Reactor Shuts Down After Restart
A recently restarted Japanese nuclear reactor was shut down again due to an equipment malfunction. The plant survived the 2011 tsunami, highlighting Japan's ongoing efforts to utilize nuclear energy.
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Ishiba Survives Confidence Vote Amidst Political Uncertainty
Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba survives a confidence vote despite his party's loss of majority in a snap election, leaving him to navigate forming a new government and facing domestic and foreign challenges.
Ishiba Survives Confidence Vote Amidst Political Uncertainty
Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba survives a confidence vote despite his party's loss of majority in a snap election, leaving him to navigate forming a new government and facing domestic and foreign challenges.
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Mount Fuji's Late Snowfall and Japan's Climate Change Dilemma
The unusually late snowfall on Mount Fuji highlights Japan's conflicted approach to climate change: active internationally but hesitant domestically.
Mount Fuji's Late Snowfall and Japan's Climate Change Dilemma
The unusually late snowfall on Mount Fuji highlights Japan's conflicted approach to climate change: active internationally but hesitant domestically.
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Japanese Dominance at NHK Trophy Figure Skating
Japan's Yuma Kagiyama and Kaori Sakamoto win the men's and women's competitions at the NHK Trophy, along with other notable results in pairs.
Japanese Dominance at NHK Trophy Figure Skating
Japan's Yuma Kagiyama and Kaori Sakamoto win the men's and women's competitions at the NHK Trophy, along with other notable results in pairs.
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Tohoku University Awarded 10 Trillion Yen Research Grant
Tohoku University is the first recipient of a 10 trillion yen fund aimed at boosting Japanese universities' global rankings. The University of Tokyo and Kyoto University were not selected due to insufficient reform efforts.
Tohoku University Awarded 10 Trillion Yen Research Grant
Tohoku University is the first recipient of a 10 trillion yen fund aimed at boosting Japanese universities' global rankings. The University of Tokyo and Kyoto University were not selected due to insufficient reform efforts.
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Japan's 2024 Buzzword Nominations
Japan's 2024 buzzword nominations reveal the year's defining trends, including the Olympics, political scandals, social media, and economic shifts.
Japan's 2024 Buzzword Nominations
Japan's 2024 buzzword nominations reveal the year's defining trends, including the Olympics, political scandals, social media, and economic shifts.
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UNESCO to List Japanese Sake and Shochu Making
UNESCO is poised to add traditional Japanese sake and shochu making to its Intangible Cultural Heritage list, a move welcomed by the industry.
UNESCO to List Japanese Sake and Shochu Making
UNESCO is poised to add traditional Japanese sake and shochu making to its Intangible Cultural Heritage list, a move welcomed by the industry.
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