Japan’s Nuclear Policy Shift Sparks Global Concern Over Taiwan Tensions
Scholar Richard A. Black warns Japan’s potential nuclear policy shift and Taiwan remarks risk global stability, urging international attention.
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Japanese Protest PM Takaichi’s Taiwan Remarks in Tokyo
Japanese citizens protest PM Takaichi’s recent Taiwan remarks, demanding retraction and apology amid regional stability concerns.
Japan’s Nuclear Policy Shift Sparks Regional Tensions
Japanese PM Sanae Takaichi’s push to revise non-nuclear principles raises concerns over regional stability and historical tensions in Asia.
UN Reaffirms One-China Policy Amid Japan’s Taiwan Comments
The UN reiterated its adherence to the one-China principle following Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi’s recent remarks on Taiwan, reaffirming Resolution 2758.
Japan’s Yasukuni Visit Sparks Constitutional Debate Over Militarist Past
Japanese PM’s Yasukuni Shrine visit reignites debate over constitutional separation of religion and state, drawing global scrutiny over historical legacy.
US Tariffs Cost Japanese Automakers $1M Per Hour: Minister
Japanese minister warns US tariffs cost automakers up to $1 million hourly, urges policy review.
Asia-Linked Stars in Spotlight as Man City Stumble in Premier League Clash
Manchester City’s Premier League hopes falter in a 2-2 draw, with Asian-linked players shaping key moments. Analysis for global football enthusiasts.
China Triumphs Over Japan to Secure FIBA Asia Cup Spot
China secures a spot in the main draw of the 2025 FIBA Asia Cup by defeating Japan 100-58 in the qualifiers held in Shenzhen.
IAEA Leader Visits Fukushima to Review Contaminated Soil Management
IAEA chief Rafael Grossi inspects Fukushima’s contaminated soil storage as Japan plans to recycle and dispose of the material by 2045.
China Lodges Formal Protest Over Japan’s Actions at Washington Summit
China formally protested Japan’s actions during the recent Japan-U.S. summit in Washington, expressing serious concerns over the developments.
Japan Faces Unprecedented Surge in Mycoplasma Pneumonia Cases
Japan is witnessing a significant rise in mycoplasma pneumonia cases, recording the highest numbers in a decade for this time of year.
Yukigassen: Japan’s Competitive Snowball Fight Unites Students in Winter Sport
Discover how Yukigassen, Japan’s competitive snowball fight, transforms a childhood game into a thrilling winter sport, uniting students like Yuzuki, Naoki, and Koki in shared passion.
Magnitude-6.9 Earthquake Strikes Kyushu, Tsunami Advisory in Effect
A magnitude-6.9 earthquake hit Japan’s Kyushu region on Monday, prompting a tsunami advisory for Miyazaki and Kochi prefectures.
Heavy Snow Hits Western Japan: Aomori City Buried Under 122 cm
Heavy snow has struck mountainous areas along the Sea of Japan, with Aomori City accumulating 122 centimeters of snow. Further snowfall is expected in Hokkaido and the Tohoku region.
Powerful M6.4 Earthquake Strikes Off Japan’s Ishikawa Coast
An M6.4 earthquake struck off Japan’s Ishikawa Prefecture’s west coast at a depth of 10 km. No tsunami warning issued, says Japan Meteorological Agency.
China Expands Visa-Free Policy, Drawing Praise from Japan
China’s expansion of its visa-free policy to include Japan and other countries has been welcomed by Japanese leaders, aiming to enhance personnel exchanges and strengthen bilateral ties.
Shigeru Ishiba Reelected as Japan’s Prime Minister Amid Political Shakeup
Shigeru Ishiba has been reelected as Japan’s Prime Minister after securing the most votes in the Japanese Diet, despite his party losing its majority in a recent general election.
Japan’s Births Poised to Drop Below 700,000 in 2024: A Record Low
Japan faces a historic demographic challenge as projections show births in 2024 may fall below 700,000 for the first time, highlighting a record low birth rate and significant population decline.
Japan Sees Persistent High Rate of Youth Suicides in 2023: Government Report
Japan faces a persistent challenge as youth suicides remain near record highs in 2023, with 513 students taking their own lives according to a government report, highlighting urgent mental health concerns.
Japan Celebrates Railway Day: Honoring the Nation’s Beloved Trains
Japan celebrated Railway Day on October 14, honoring its world-famous trains. The nation came together to appreciate the innovation and cultural significance of its extensive railway network.