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Russia builds surveillance bases near northern Japan. Is it ‘punishing’ Tokyo for supporting Ukraine?

by Walter Watson
Russia builds surveillance bases near northern Japan. Is it ‘punishing’ Tokyo for supporting Ukraine?

Russia is building a network of surveillance bases on disputed islands off northern Japan to boost its military capabilities, although analysts say the enhancements are, in part, a thinly veiled …

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Japan’s ‘rubbish’ homes: surge in akiya abandoned houses as more elderly Japanese die

by Walter Watson
Japan’s ‘rubbish’ homes: surge in akiya abandoned houses as more elderly Japanese die

In each case, the building remains uninhabited. Seth Sulkin, founder of property developer and asset management firm Pacifica Capital KK, said the “primary reason” for homes in Japan being left …

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Japan’s bears in ‘bad mood’ and hungry as attacks on humans surge

by Walter Watson
Japan’s bears in ‘bad mood’ and hungry as attacks on humans surge

Following several bear sightings in Akita prefecture, in the far north of Honshu, the prefectural government issued a black bear warning for residents on April 18, the earliest it has …

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In Japan, US book on transgender surgery for young people sparks threats, heated debate

by Walter Watson
In Japan, US book on transgender surgery for young people sparks threats, heated debate

The Sankei newspaper’s refusal to bow to what it claims is an assault on free speech has attracted support from across the political spectrum. The cover of the Japanese edition …

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Have Japan’s trapped orcas ‘escaped’? Nation holds breath as case highlights changing nature of Hokkaido’s drift ice

by Walter Watson
Have Japan’s trapped orcas ‘escaped’? Nation holds breath as case highlights changing nature of Hokkaido’s drift ice

A day after a pod of orcas was found trapped in drift ice off Japan’s northernmost main island, local officials raised the likelihood they had “escaped”, lifting hopes around the …

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Japan steps up battle against pollen season to help hay fever sufferers breathe easier

by Walter Watson
Japan steps up battle against pollen season to help hay fever sufferers breathe easier

A map on the website of The Japan Weather Association indicates that measurable levels of pollen have been detected by sensors across the Kanto region surrounding Tokyo and in Yamaguchi …

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Aircraft Touch Tips During Blizzard At Japanese Airport

by Horatio Thompson
Aircraft Touch Tips During Blizzard At Japanese Airport

Image: JACDEC As Korean Air Lines flight KE766 to Seoul was pushing back from its gate at New Chitose Airport on Tuesday, its port side wing came into contact with …

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Japan village told to ‘take precautions’ as rare bear sighting triggers memory of grisly 1915 attack

by Walter Watson
Japan village told to ‘take precautions’ as rare bear sighting triggers memory of grisly 1915 attack

Concerns that another powerful predator is prowling the area have risen after four sightings of the bear in the space of six days up to January 10. Three of the …

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Japan mass fish death: did lack of oxygen kill at least 1,000 tons of sardines and mackerels at Hokkaido beach?

by Walter Watson
Japan mass fish death: did lack of oxygen kill at least 1,000 tons of sardines and mackerels at Hokkaido beach?

The alternative suggestion is that the fish encountered a sudden pocket of significantly colder water on their migration route, which weakened them. 02:25 Thousands of dead sardines, mackerel wash up …

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Scandal over Japan’s ‘secret funds’ for Olympics deals fresh blow to unpopular Kishida

by Walter Watson
Scandal over Japan’s ‘secret funds’ for Olympics deals fresh blow to unpopular Kishida

With his support levels already slipping over a raft of other challenges, the renewed attack on the government’s handling of the Games is the last thing Kishida needs, analysts say. …

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