Monkey business miffs locals
Locals in central Japan are using the internet to protect crops from marauding monkeys.
read moreSmartphones top 50% of market
Smartphone owners for the first time make up more than 50 percent of people with cellphones in Japan.
read moreNew law allows first imperial abdication in two centuries
Japan's emperor is allowed to abdicate for the first time in 200 years after a special bill is passed in parliament. Aki...
read moreHumble delectable gains fame
Simple things can also be the most extraordinary, and that could be said for food as well. Broth soup now plays a more-t...
read moreHaagen-Dazs recalls 2.74m cups over contaminants
Haagen-Dazs Japan is recalling 2.74 million cups of ice cream after pieces of black rubber were found inside a product.
read moreNuclear regulator hadn't checked container for 26 years
It's been learned Japan's nuclear regulator hadn't checked the fuel container that ruptured and irradiated workers once ...
read moreRunaway pigs on expressway
19 pigs run amok on the Hanshin Expressway in the wake of a traffic accident in Osaka.
read morePrincess Mako returns from Bhutan
Princess Mako, granddaughter of Emperor Akihito, returns from her official visit to Bhutan.
read moreJapan reacts calmly to North Korea's missile launch
The Japanese government says North Korea's missile firings Thursday morning won't immediately affect Japan's security as...
read moreBoy's scars from bullying deep, says Fukushima mom
A mother whose boy was bullied after fleeing the Fukushima nuclear disaster said his scars are deep.
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