Japan issues tsunami advisory after magnitude 6.8 earthquake
The earthquake struck Miyazaki Prefecture in the Kyushu region. (File) Tokyo: A magnitude 6.8 earthquake struck southwestern Japan late Monday, ...
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From Japan to St. Lucia, here's where airfare is falling in 2025
Tourists take photos at Shinsekai with Tsutenkaku Tower in view in Osaka, Japan, on December 12, 2024. Kihul Shin | ...
Targeting global chip shifts is more important than self-sufficiency: Chris Miller
Establishing a strategic focus on diversifying global technology innovation away from established powers will provide India with the greatest opportunities ...
Toco, The Human Collie, Opens a Zoo in Japan Where People Can 'Live Like a Dog'
Toco, the infamous Japanese man who spent $14,000 on a hyper-realistic custom collie ensemble, is now opening his zoo later ...
Japanese 'Black Widow' prisoner Chisako Kakehi has died
Tokyo, Japan: A Japanese death row inmate dubbed the "Black Widow" after she used cyanide to kill her elderly lovers ...
Japan Airlines hit by cyber attack, domestic and international flights delayed
Tokyo, Japan: Japan Airlines reported a cyberattack on Thursday that caused delays to domestic and international flights, but later said ...
Japan and China agree to visit a top diplomat from Beijing in 2025
China and Japan agreed for Beijing's top diplomat to visit in 2025, adding to signs that the two countries are ...
Japan will name and shame those who break waste rules
From March next year, Japan will name and shame those caught flouting rules on sorting and disposing of waste. The ...
Japan regrets the release of anti-whaling activist Paul Watson
Tokyo: The Japanese government expressed its dismay on Wednesday over the release of anti-whaling activist Paul Watson, after Danish authorities ...
Schoolgirl stabbed to death at McDonald's in Japan: local media
Tokyo: A high school student was stabbed to death and another injured by an unknown assailant at a McDonald's restaurant ...
