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Pianist Yukie Nishimura performs in former no-go zone in Fukushima

The event took place in the Tsushima district in the Fukushima town of Namie after the government's evacuation order was lifted in March this year.

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6-yr-old boy drowns in Japan reservoir while fishing; brother saved

A 6-year-old boy drowned in a reservoir in a northeastern Japan city while fishing on April 5. His 10-year-old brother also fell in but was rescued.

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Large typhoon heading closer to Japan, expected to cause rough seas until Oct. 2

TOKYO -- Powerful Typhoon Mindulle, now south of Japan, is moving northward and is expected to head northeast from Sept. 30, approaching the Izu Islan

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Yellow dust hits Japan, visibility drops in some areas

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Yellow dust hits Japan, visibility drops in some areas
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The Japan Meteorological Agency is seen in Tokyo's Minato Ward. (Mainichi/Shinji Kurokawa)
TOKYO -- Yellow dust was observed widely across Japan from Kyushu to Hokkaido on the morning of May 8, reducing visibility in some areas to under 10 kilometers, the Japan Meteorological Agency (JMA) said.
The seasonal dust is also expected to hit western to northern Japan through May 9, possibly pushing down visibility to less than 5 kilometers in some regions. The JMA is calling for people to be wary of potential traffic disruptions due to the dust.

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Japanese local gov'ts throw away leftover COVID vaccines after appointments canceled

Japanese local gov'ts throw away leftover COVID vaccines after appointments canceled
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How one man's determination to resurrect a "miracle piano" helped heal Japan's tsunami scars

How one man's determination to resurrect a "miracle piano" helped heal Japan's tsunami scars
By Lucy Craft
Fukushima, nine years after devastation
Iwaki, Fukushima, Japan — Graduation day dawned sunny and beautiful at Toyoma Junior High, and the 47 members of the senior class were in a buoyant mood. Just being at Toyoma Junior High was a day at the beach: The school overlooked Usuiso, one of Japan's most popular strips of seashore, and the giddy mood was captured in a scrawled blackboard message: "Thanks for the last three years! It's been fun!"
In the gym, as teachers, families and classmates looked on, the students in their navy-colored uniforms sang the school song for the last time, accompanied, as always, by Toyoma's fine grand piano.

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Japan's impoverished hesitating to apply for welfare due to checks on kin

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Japan's impoverished hesitating to apply for welfare due to checks on kin
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This photo shows a consultation area for people who have lost their homes or run into other difficulties amid the coronavirus pandemic at Okubo Park in Tokyo's Shinjuku Ward. A survey regarding social aid was conducted there. (Mainichi/Satoshi Tokairin)
TOKYO -- A system in which authorities phone the parents, siblings or other kin of people applying for welfare in Japan to check whether they can offer financial assistance is placing a psychological burden on applicants that causes some to hesitate to apply for social aid, a survey conducted by a group supporting the needy has found.

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