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TOKYO --Japanese turned off neon signs, dimmed their lights and dialed down thermostats on Tuesday after the government issued an urgent call to save
The Japanese government on Tuesday issued an urgent call to its citizens to save energy to avoid blackouts after a 7.4 magnitude earthquake hit the country last week and caused a serious power shortage.
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“The office microwave is broken, so we need someone to go out and buy a new one.” That was the situation our boss, Yoshio, laid out for the staff at SoraNews24 headquarters. It should have been a simple, ordinary errand to run…but our reporter Mr Sato volunteered for the task. So instead…
Olympics: Japan ready for unusual back-to-back softball championship bid Defending softball champion Japan will begin its quest for the most unusual of back-to-back titles on July 21, when the sport returns to the Olympics after a 13-year hiatus and in the middle of a pandemic that forced the Tokyo Games to be postponed for one year. For Japan manager Taeko Utsugi, this has meant adjusting to an unknown situation and being aware of widespread public disapproval of the games being held during a public health crisis. "These will be different from the Olympics we've had up until now," Utsugi sai...