EU's von der Leyen took home paper cranes from Hiroshima
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen is found to have taken home paper cranes from Hiroshima where she vis...
read more2 workers killed after 140-ton bridge girder falls in central Japan
Two workers are killed after a 140-ton bridge girder falls in central Japan.
read moreJapan's biggest port resumes operations after suspected Russian ransomware attack
Japan's biggest Nagoya Port resumes operations after a suspected Russian ransomware attack.
read moreToyota Motor subsidiary holds joint drill to use EV as energy source during disasters
A Toyota Motor subsidiary and the Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department hold a joint drill to use electric vehicles as an...
read moreAround 100 foreign nationals storm hospital north of Tokyo
Around 100 foreign nationals storm a hospital north of Tokyo after a Turkish man was slashed with a knife.
read moreSeibu Railway to introduce screen with live translated subtitles
Seibu Railway will introduce a screen that displays live translated subtitles.
read moreIAEA director general inspects Fukushima Daiichi
IAEA Director General Rafael Grossi inspects facilities at the crippled Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant.
read moreStanding red panda celebrates 20th birthday
A red panda that is famous for being able to stand celebrates his 20th birthday.
read moreSteam bursts out of geothermal well in northern Japan, poisons at least one
Steam is bursting out of a geothermal well in Hokkaido, causing hydrogen sulfide poisoning for at least one person.
read moreTornado destroys houses in central Japan
What is believed to have been a tornado destroys houses and disrupts water supply in Shizuoka Prefecture, central Japan.
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