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Man arrested for attempting to set fire to his apartment in Hokkaido - Vimarsana News

Man arrested for attempting to set fire to his apartment in Hokkaido

Police in Hakodate, Hokkaido, have arrested a 26-year-old man on suspicion of attempting to set fire to an apartment building where he lives. Police said they caught Kota Konishi, a temp worker, as he was about to use a lighter to set fire to a cardboard box in the corridor…

Japanese Comedian Yo Oizumi Features in Upcoming 'Detective Conan' Movie - Vimarsana News

Japanese Comedian Yo Oizumi Features in Upcoming 'Detective Conan' Movie

Actor Yo Oizumi has been announced as a guest voice actor for the upcoming movie

HOMBRE1 | Celebrity Cruises' WAVE Semi-Annual Sale Offers Huge Savings For Around The World Sailings - Vimarsana News

HOMBRE1 | Celebrity Cruises' WAVE Semi-Annual Sale Offers Huge Savings For Around The World Sailings

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News On Japan | Hokkaido Hit by Season's Heaviest Snowfall, Balmy Weather Follows - Vimarsana News

News On Japan | Hokkaido Hit by Season's Heaviest Snowfall, Balmy Weather Follows

Warm weather in northern Japan has followed the coldest snap of the season, where 141 flights were canceled due to whiteout conditions in Sapporo, while Wednesday is witnessing a sharp increase in temperatures.

Foreign interns in Ishikawa seek help, answers after Noto quake | The Asahi Shimbun: Breaking News, Japan News and Analysis - Vimarsana News

Foreign interns in Ishikawa seek help, answers after Noto quake | The Asahi Shimbun: Breaking News, Japan News and Analysis

The Noto Peninsula earthquake has hammered foreign technical interns in Ishikawa Prefecture, and concerns are rising about their futures in Japan and the survival of their understaffed employers in the region.

Source: asahi.com