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Output, which refers to cars off the production line, grew 8.6% to 11.5m units.

/PRNewswire/ -- Cellid Inc. (Headquarter: Minato-ku, Tokyo, CEO: Satoshi Shiraga, hereinafter referred to as "Cellid") has, in January 2024, conducted a...

TOKYO - Three foreign-born residents of Japan filed a lawsuit on Monday against the national and local governments over alleged illegal questioning by police based on racial profiling. It is the first such lawsuit in Japan, according to the plaintiffs' lawyers, and comes amid a sharp rise in the number of foreign workers coming to the country to help stem...

Rest of World News: Three foreign-born residents in Japan have filed a lawsuit against the national and local governments for alleged racial profiling during police questioning. This lawsuit, the first of its kind in Japan, demands acknowledgement of the illegality of police stopping and questioning based on race, nationality, or ethnicity.

Japanese transport officials raided the plant of a Toyota group company on Tuesday to investigate cheating on engine testing, as the company reported it kept its status as the world’s top automaker in 2023, selling 11.2 million vehicles. Hours after the probe began at Toyota Industries Corp.'s plant in Hekinan, Aichi Prefecture, central Japan, Toyota Chairman Akio Toyoda vowed to steer the company out of scandal and ensure the Japanese automaker sticks to “making good cars.&#...

Tokyo Weekender went to Yamato Samples in Toshima city to find out the ins and outs of Japan’s fascinating food sample culture.

Three foreign-born residents in Japan are suing the country’s government over alleged racial profiling, highlighting an ongoing debate about Japanese identity and nationality.

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The three men say they have suffered distress from repeated police questioning based on their appearances.