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Bento boxes developed by high school have been on sale at AEON stores in Aichi Prefecture since Wednesday, as part of the

The average number of coronavirus patients among designated hospitals across Japan has been rising for 11 consecutive weeks, health ministry data showed Friday, with experts warning the country has entered its 10th COVID-19 wave.

TOKYO -- Foreigners purchased a net 2.07 trillion yen ($13.4 billion) in Japanese stocks in January, the seventh-highest monthly amount on record, spurred by…

TOKYO -- Foreigners purchased a net 2.07 trillion yen ($13.4 billion) in Japanese stocks in January, the seventh-highest monthly amount on record, spu

A team from the Institute for Future Materials and Systems at Nagoya University, Japan, has innovated a new "one-pot" technique for creating nanosheets using less rare metals. This advancement promises to make the process of generating energy more environmentally friendly. The findings were recently

According to the police, the suspect went the wrong way down a one-way street and hit a 47-year-old man, breaking his collarbone and ribs.

The Brazilian star was present in Vila Belmiro for the clash against Corinthians and was full of praise for Peixe

NAGOYA--An unemployed man was arrested on Feb. 8 on suspicion of injuring a pedestrian in a hit-and-run accident here while driving an electric kick scooter without a license.

“When you when you walk around with Seiji Ozawa in Japan, it's like, you know, the heyday of Michael Jordan,” says BSO managing director Mark Volpe.

The average number of coronavirus patients among designated hospitals across Japan has been rising for 11 consecutive weeks, health ministry data showed Friday, with experts warning the country has entered its 10th COVID-19 wave. The average among the roughly 5,000 medical institutions sto...