Flood-hit university resumes classes

Flood-hit university resumes classes

A flood-hit university in Hiroshima restarts classes.

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Japan vows to reduce plutonium stockpiles

Japan vows to reduce plutonium stockpiles

Japan vows to reduce its 47 tons of plutonium stockpile.

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4,000 race up Mt. Fuji

4,000 race up Mt. Fuji

4,091 people enter an annual race to see who can run to the top of Mt. Fuji the fastest.

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Too cool for school

Too cool for school

Vacant schoolhouses in Japan are being repurposed as accommodations with the hope of spurring regional revitalization.

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Nebuta floats readied for festival

Nebuta floats readied for festival

Craftsmen in northern Japan show off giant lantern floats for next week's famous Nebuta Festival.

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Limited bus tour goes inside Tsukiji fish market

Limited bus tour goes inside Tsukiji fish market

A new, limited time bus tour offers people a last chance to view Tokyo's famous Tsukiji fish market before it moves.

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Tokyo 2020 mascots adorn public transportation

Tokyo 2020 mascots adorn public transportation

Tokyo 2020 Olympic mascots appear on buses and subway cars.

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800-year-old festival livens up Fukushima

800-year-old festival livens up Fukushima

Men in traditional garb and women dressed as brides parade through a Fukushima town, part of the 800-year-old Aizutajima...

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Hi-tech fireworks museum opening in Daisen

Hi-tech fireworks museum opening in Daisen

A soon-to-open fireworks museum celebrates Daisen city's tradition of pyrotechnics.

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Kyoto sizzles in record heat

Kyoto sizzles in record heat

The mercury continued to soar across the nation with Kyoto topping 38 degrees Celsius for seven days running.

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