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Reigning world champions and home favourites Kaori Sakamoto and Shoma Uno struggled with their jumps Friday and managed only second place in the short programmes at figure skating's NHK Trophy, allowing…

OSAKA--A major hospital here suspended routine medical services after a ransomware cyberattack shut down the facility’s electronic medical record system, officials said on Oct. 31.

KOBE -- The main building of one of Japans first private art museums that opened here in the early Showa era (1926-1989) stands stately at the base o

A former yakuza boss was found to have transferred assets that included two homes to a relative after a high court in a civil case ordered him to pay compensation to a swindling victim. 

Noakes investigates scientific events that happened between 1910 and 1948 and discusses Procter & Gamble's influence on Keys' cholesterol con.

WITH all due respect to MVA, the Sumiyoshi Shrine, featured on page 6 of your September 20 edition, is not located on Rota, but rather on Tinian.

A woman from Kyoto who was visiting a friend in Tokyo on Sept. 27 had feared the capital would be chaotic because of the state funeral for former Prime Minister Shinzo Abe.

The managers of three restaurant and sex establishments in Tokyo found themselves on the wrong side of the law for paying protection money to a local yakuza gang that operates in the busy Kanda commercial district of the capital.

OSAKA--Prefectural police here said they have placed a “romance scam” ringleader on an international wanted list for posing as foreign women and duping apparently desperate men into sending him money.

A great source of fun while traveling Japan is observing how the locals celebrate their traditions and customs. A trip coinciding with cultural events will