Japan's Cultural Affairs Agency moves to Kyoto
Japan's Agency for Cultural Affairs moves from Tokyo to the country's ancient capital of Kyoto.
read moreKishida tells prospective troops Ukraine today could be East Asia tomorrow
Prime Minister Kishida Fumio tells the graduating class at the National Defense Academy that Ukraine today could be East...
read moreImperial Palace's Inui Street open to public
The Imperial Palace's Inui Street is opened to visitors from the general public for a limited time.
read moreKurds in Japan celebrate their New Year north of Tokyo
Kurds in Japan celebrate their New Year at a festival held in Saitama, north of Tokyo.
read moreJapan's Emperor Naruhito gives video speech to UN
Japan's Emperor Naruhito gives a video speech to a United Nations meeting on water disasters and prevention.
read moreJapan-Ukraine summit was "very meaningful": Japanese gov't spokesperson
Japanese Chief Cabinet Secretary Matsuno Hirokazu says the Japan-Ukraine summit was "meaningful" in a regular news confe...
read moreJapan's Kishida visits Bucha in Ukraine
Japanese Prime Minister Kishida Fumio visits Ukraine's Bucha, a site where a massacre by Russian forces is believed to h...
read moreJapan's Kishida meets Ukrainian President
Japanese Prime Minister Kishida Fumio meets with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky.
read moreToyota to test liquid hydrogen car in 24-hour endurance race
Toyota Motor announces that it is planning to test its liquid hydrogen car engine in a 24-hour endurance race.
read moreCrown Prince and Princess meet with Abilympics delegation
Crown Prince and Crown Princess Akishino meets with the Japanese delegation for the International Abilympics.
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