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The Tokyo metropolitan government on Thursday reported 6,713 new coronavirus cases, down 63 from Wednesday and down 1,827 from last Thursday. The number of infected people hospitalized with severe symptoms in Tokyo is 15, unchanged from Wednesday, health officials said. The nationwide figu...

While new infections are decreasing in the Tokyo area and the Kansai region, some prefectures including Akita, Fukushima, Ehime, Miyazaki and Kagoshima are showing upticks in cases.

The Tokyo metropolitan government on Wednesday reported 6,776 new coronavirus cases, up 1,193 from Tuesday and down 1,477 from last Wednesday. The number of infected people hospitalized with severe symptoms in Tokyo is 15, unchanged from Tuesday, health officials said. The nationwide figur...

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The Tokyo metropolitan government on Saturday reported 6,797 new coronavirus cases, up 29 from Friday and down 1,305 from last Saturday. By age group, 1,397 cases were in their 20s, 1,286 in their 30s and 1,095 in their 40s, while 804 were aged between 10 and 19, a...

Highlighting the concern, new infections hit a record in the week through Tuesday in Iwate, Akita, Fukushima and Nagano prefectures, among others.

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The Tokyo metropolitan government on Friday reported 6,768 new coronavirus cases, down 1,772 from Thursday and down 1,344 from last Friday. By age group, 1,364 cases were in their 20s, 1,334 in their 30s and 1,113 in their 40s, while 826 were aged between 10 and 19,&#x2...

The number of people using fintech banking services is projected to more than double to 50 million by 2025, but the firms have limited regulations.

Researchers in Japan are investigating alternative sources for aquaculture feed to offset limited supply and rising costs.