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Personal History by Haruki Murakami: “This heavy weight my father carried—a trauma, in today’s terminology—was handed down, in part, to me.”

Non-Financial Strategy The Alfresa Groups Social Mission​ Providing Social...

The global markets today are abuzz with the rapid rise of US benchmark treasury yields. Market pundits are keeping a keen eye on 10-year yield, which, given its present momentum, is poised to touch 5% level. All eyes will also be on how traders react at this critical psychological level. Simultaneously, anticipation is building around Fed Chair Jerome Powell's forthcoming speech at the Economic Club of New York. It's widely expected that he will reiterate the stance on maintaining &quo...

In the Regional Economic Report released today, BoJ upgraded the economic assessment for six regions, marking the most substantial uplift since July 2022. The regions experiencing this optimistic revision include Hokkaido, Tohoku, Hokuriku, Kanto-Koshinetsu, Chugoku, and Shikoku. Conversely, the economic outlook for Tokai, Kinki, and Kyushu-Okinawa remained steady.

Tokyo, Oct. 19 (Jiji Press)--The Bank of Japan revised up its economic assessments for six of the countrys ni…

Julie Stephan arrived at Kansai International Airport a day before her flight in August, when Typhoon No. 7 hit the Kinki region in western Japan.

Temperature rises caused by global warming could lead to a decline in the species.

An increasing number of train stations feature ticket gates that accept credit card payments, but railway companies need to improve coordination to spread the system and heighten efficiency for tourists.

OSAKA--The district court here handed down a ruling with potentially far-reaching ramifications by taking the side of plaintiffs who argued they should be covered by a special measures law providing government relief to victims of Minamata disease.

Presiding Judge Yuki Tatsuno ordered that ¥2.75 million in damages be paid to each of the 128 people who sued the central government.