Monkey on the loose in Hiroshima
Officials in Hiroshima Prefecture set a trap but are unable to capture a monkey that injured two primary school children...
read morePrince Akishino, Princess Kiko visit Hawaii
Prince Akishino and Princess Kiko offer flowers to American war dead in Hawaii.
read moreFoundry building 20-meter tall Buddhist statue
Nippon TV's affiliate visits a foundry in northern Japan to see how workers put together a giant bronze Buddhist statue.
read moreSea urchin fishing begins in Iwate Prefecture
Fisherman in Miyako, northeastern Japan, bring home the first sea urchin catch of the season.
read moreToshiba to sell Dynabook PC division to Sharp
Toshiba is poised to sell its Dynabook PC division to Sharp as part of a business restructuring plan.
read moreGiant panda Shan Shan about to turn 1
Tokyo's Ueno Zoo releases new images of Shan Shan, a giant panda cub, ahead of her 1st birthday.
read moreOspreys make emergency landing
Two US Air Force Ospreys based in Yokota, Tokyo make an emergency landing on Amami Island.
read moreNew stem cell treatment promises baldness cure
A team at Riken research institute develops a method for culturing and transplanting hair follicles that could lead to t...
read moreNagoya Castle's Honmaru Palace ready to reopen
After 9 years of reconstruction, Nagoya Castle's Honmaru Palace will open to the public on Friday.
read moreAstronauts including Norishige Kanai return from ISS
Japanese astronaut Norishige Kanai is back to Earth, and says he is craving rice and miso soup.
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