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Here Is Why People In Japan Have Longer Life Expectancy
Japan has the world's longest life expectancy due to a significant decrease in mortality from a number of diseases.
North Korea Claims It Fired 'Military Spy Satellite,' Says Launch Was Successful
Seoul's spy agency has claimed that Pyongyang may have received support from Russia.
Two Workers At Fukushima Plant Hospitalised After Coming In Contact With Radioactive Water
Japan began releasing treated radioactive waste water from the damaged nuclear plant into the sea in August of this year.
Japanese Talent Agency Johnny & Associates to Split Following Scandal Against Founder
Numerous victims of the late founder and owner of the Japanese talent agency demanded compensation for the abuse they went through with the company.
Japan calls China's ban on its seafood 'totally unacceptable'
China's ban on Japanese seafood imports has created tensions between the two countries, as the latter has publicly called the ban "totally unacceptable."
Kim Jong Un speaks of 'danger of a nuclear war' as US holds drills with allies
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has accused the United States and its allies of turning the waters off the Korean Peninsula into "the most unstable waters."
Residents in shock as Japanese river turns blood red
A river in Nago City, Japan, turned blood red following a leak from a beer factory leaving the residents worried.
Iceland suspends whale hunting until August following public outcry
Iceland has finally decided to suspend the practice of whale hunting until the end of August.
Japan's stock market in a rally reminiscent of its 90's glory
As Japan's stock market posts a 33-year high, optimists point to the underlying robustness of firms' earnings but pessimists are wary of potential policy change.
Rishi Sunak meets the Prime Minister of India with UK-India trade deal on the agenda
British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has met with Narendra Modi, the Prime Minister of India, at the G7 summit in Japan.
Britain and Japan to build Renewable Energy Partnership as Japanese firms commit £18 bn to British economy
The partnership between Britain and Japan responds to the "current energy crisis and to climate change" with the aim of advancing clean energy technologies. Meanwhile, Japanese firms have committed to investment just shy of £18 billion into the British economy.
North Korea fires 'suspected ballistic missile' in Sea of Japan
The most significant joint military drills between the U.S. and South Korea have been held in the past five years coincide with Pyongyang's most recent tests.
Future transportation: Japan's flying cars and drones to get permanent testing routes
The government of Japan aims to establish permanent flight routes over a coastal region of Fukushima Prefecture this summer for the testing of "flying cars."
Japan's ruling party faces severe criticism over clearing student debt for having babies
It had suggested a reduction in student loan payments or a full exemption for those who want to have a child.
Japan's population crisis worsens as women choose career over marriage, while many opt not to have kids
Japan is facing one of the lowest birth rates in the world.
Ukraine War Anniversary: Asian companies show half-hearted response in scaling back operations in Russia
As the Russia Ukraine war, the biggest war in Europe since World War II, enters its second year, many Asian companies still continue their operations in Russia.
Stratospheric Balloon Ride: Japanese startup set to offer space travel
A Japanese startup, Iwaya Giken plans to start stratospheric balloon rides or commercial balloon rides later this year.
Thousands of women get filmed secretly while bathing in Japan's hot springs
The Japanese police have arrested as many as 17 men accused of filming thousands of women bathing in hot springs over a period of 30 years.
Eight dead after ship carrying 22 people sinks near Japan
At least eight people, including six Chinese nationals, died after a Hong Kong-flagged cargo ship sank in waters between South Korea and Japan.
The changing world order: the actions of several countries have the potential to affect the global order
The actions and potential implications of several countries, including Russia, North Korea, China, and Iran indicates that change is occurring in these countries and their actions have the potential to affect the global order. The US has the power and capability to assist and influence events in these countries, but should do so in a way that avoids being perceived as meddling. The US should work to deter expansionist behavior by China in the Indo-Pacific region and to calm tensions with North Korea.
Japanese PM should disembowel himself, says former Russian president
Former Russian President Dmitry Medvedev slammed Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida for the latter's "subservience" to the United States.
Japanese man pushes disabled wife into sea because he got 'tired of taking care of her'
An 81-year-old Japanese man pushed his disabled wife into the sea because he was "tired of taking care of her."
Japan's oldest man who fought in WWII dies at 112
Mikizo Ueda, who was the oldest living man in Japan, passed away at the age of 112 in the city of Nara last week.
'Mermaid' dugong declared functionally extinct in China
Dugong, a species that inspired ancient tales about mermaids and sirens for centuries, has been declared functionally extinct in China
Dogs shed tears of joy when reuniting with their owners: study
A study conducted by researchers in Japan found that dogs produce tears of joy when reunited with their owners after hours of separation.
Elderly woman found in cardboard box after being dumped by roadside
An elderly woman was found inside cardboard boxes on the side of a highway after being dumped by her family in Puebla, Mexico.
Japan: Authorities issue highest alert as Mount Sakurajima erupts
Japan's national weather agency issued its top-level alert after the Sakurajima volcano, located in the Kagoshima Prefecture, erupted on Sunday.
Japanese man admits to stabbing at least 30 endangered sea turtles
A Japanese man has admitted to killing at least 30 green sea turtles after they got stuck in his fishing nets.
World's deepest WW2 shipwreck discovered in the Philippines
A US exploration team has managed to successfully unearth a ship that had sunk during World War II
Extremely rare 15ft megamouth shark washes ashore in Philippines
An extremely rare 15ft megamouth shark washed ashore in a village in the Philippines.