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New Firm Formed to Take Over Bigmotor's Operations 0:13

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A new company called Wecars Co. was formed Wednesday to take over operations at Bigmotor Co., a scandal-tainted Japanese used car dealer, trading house Itochu Corp., one of the new firm's shareholders, said.時事通信社

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Japan, 49 Others Urge N. Korea to Comply with Sanctions 0:11

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Japan, 48 other countries and the European Union issued a joint statement Wednesday calling on North Korea to comply with international sanctions and abandon its weapons of mass destruction.時事通信社

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Pianist Fuzjko Hemming Dies at 92 0:09

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Renowned pianist Fuzjko Hemming, known for her human touch in her performances, died of pancreatic cancer on April 21. She was 92.時事通信社

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Local Info Magazine in Quake-Hit Noto Region Set for Revival 0:14

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A quarterly magazine that had informed readers about the unknown attractions of the Noto Peninsula in central Japan for over 13 years is set for revival this month, after being halted following a powerful earthquake that struck four months ago.時事通信社

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Japan, France Vow to Cooperate More in Critical Mineral Supply 0:12

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Japanese economy minister Ken Saito and his French counterpart, Bruno Le Maire, on Wednesday agreed that the two countries will strengthen cooperation over supply of critical minerals including rare earths.時事通信社

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Major Japanese Department Stores Post Bullish Sales in April 0:12

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Three major Japanese department store operators on Wednesday logged sharply higher same-store sales for April, driven by increased purchases of luxury brand goods by foreign visitors amid a weak yen.時事通信社

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Kishida, Attal Vow to Expand Japan-France Ties 0:12

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Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida and his French counterpart, Gabriel Attal, on Wednesday agreed to expand bilateral ties in various fields including the economy, security and culture.時事通信社

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INTERVIEW: Onward to Increase Stores with Online Features 0:11

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Japanese apparel group Onward Holdings Co. will sharply increase physical outlets with features of online shops, President and CEO Michinobu Yasumoto has said.時事通信社

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Tsukiji Redevelopment Expected to Boost Tokyo's Competitiveness 0:11

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Mitsui Fudosan Co. and other companies on Wednesday unveiled an outline of their redevelopment project for the site of the former Tsukiji wholesale market in Tokyo's Chuo Ward.時事通信社

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Japan Aims to Lure More Vegetarian, Muslim Visitors 0:12

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Japan will begin a model project in fiscal 2024 to help regional communities accept more foreign visitors with diverse dietary and cultural habits, such as vegetarians and Muslims.時事通信社

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Bic Camera Adopts System to Prevent Resale of Duty-Free Goods 0:10

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Electronics retailer Bic Camera Inc. said Wednesday that it has introduced an alert system in all of its stores to prevent the controversial resale of duty-free products.時事通信社

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Over 2,700 Residents Move Out of 6 Municipalities Hit by Noto Quake 0:15

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A total of 2,750 residents moved out of six municipalities in Ishikawa Prefecture, central Japan, in the three months after the municipalities were hit hard by the Noto Peninsula earthquake on New Year's Day, it was learned Wednesday.時事通信社

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U.S. to Let Japan End Sanctions for Abductees' Return 0:14

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U.S. foreign policy figures have not opposed the idea of Japan lifting its own sanctions against North Korea if the reclusive state returns all Japanese nationals it abducted decades ago, the head of the abductee family group said Tuesday.時事通信社

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Kumamoto Marks 68th Anniv. since Minamata Disease Confirmation 0:15

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A ceremony to mark the 68th anniversary of the official recognition of Minamata disease, a neurological disorder caused by polluted industrial wastewater, was held on Wednesday in Minamata, Kumamoto Prefecture, southwestern Japan.時事通信社

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Used Car Dealers Promoting Honest Sales after Bigmotor Scandal 0:12

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Used car dealers in Japan are highlighting transparency in their vehicle sales, following a string of fraudulent business practices, including false auto insurance claims, discovered at Bigmotor Co.時事通信社

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Upcycling Efforts Spread among Japanese Companies 0:12

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Japanese companies are increasingly engaging in upcycling efforts, or adding new value to used products and waste materials, as part of their environmental and social contributions and to generate profits.時事通信社

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Japan Govt Asks Genkai Town to Accept N-Waste Site Survey 0:13

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The Japanese Natural Resources and Energy Agency asked the town of Genkai in Saga Prefecture on Wednesday to accept a "literature survey" for a final disposal site for high-level radioactive waste from nuclear plants.時事通信社

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Tokyo Wards Boost Furusato Nozei Gifts to Stem Tax Outflow 0:12

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An increasing number of Tokyo's special wards have started offering attractive return gifts under Japan's "furusato nozei" hometown tax donation system, in a bid to stop outflows of tax revenue.時事通信社

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Japan, Nigeria Foreign Chiefs Agree to Beef Up Economic Ties 0:14

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Japanese Foreign Minister Yoko Kamikawa and her Nigerian counterpart, Yusuf Tuggar, agreed to enhance their countries' economic relationship, when they met in Nigeria on Tuesday, the Japanese Foreign Ministry said Wednesday.時事通信社

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S. Korean Lawmakers Land on Japanese-Claimed Islands 0:10

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Seventeen people, including three lawmakers of South Korea's biggest opposition Democratic Party, have landed on Sea of Japan islands claimed by Tokyo.時事通信社

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8 Japan Power Firms Log Record Net Profits in FY 2023 0:10

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Eight of Japan's 10 major power companies logged record-high consolidated net profits in fiscal 2023, according to their earnings reports released by Tuesday.時事通信社

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Japan Jan.-March GDP Seen Falling by Annualized 1.7 Pct 0:11

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Japan's real gross domestic product in January-March is believed to have logged an annualized decrease of 1.7pctfrom the previous quarter, according to think tanks.時事通信社

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Taiwan President-Elect Seeks Stronger Cooperation with Japan 0:08

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Taiwanese President-elect Lai Ching-te has expressed hopes for stepped-up cooperation between the self-ruled island and Japan.時事通信社

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Kishida Leaves for France, Brazil, Paraguay 0:14

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Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida departed for a tour of France, Brazil and Paraguay on Wednesday, aiming to display Tokyo's focus on promoting ties with developing and emerging market countries in the so-called Global South.時事通信社

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2 More Men Arrested over Burned Bodies Found in Japan's Tochigi 0:10

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Japanese police arrested two more men Wednesday as part of their investigation into the burned bodies of a Tokyo couple found in Nasu, Tochigi Prefecture.時事通信社

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Japan Municipalities Setting Up "Cooling Shelters" 0:08

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Municipalities around Japan are rushing to secure "cooling shelters" people can use to cool down when there is high risk of heatstroke.時事通信社

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3 JR Firms Post Higher Revenue, Profits 0:11

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East Japan Railway Co., Central Japan Railway Co. and West Japan Railway Co. reported higher consolidated revenue and profits for the year ended last March.時事通信社

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Noto Quake Survivors Face Tough Choice: Leave or Remain 0:13

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While Wednesday marks four months since a massive earthquake struck the Noto Peninsula in central Japan on New Year's Day, local residents are facing a tough decision: whether to leave or remain in the quake-hit areas.時事通信社

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Brazil's Lula Calls for Stronger Economic Ties with Japan 0:12

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Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva said Tuesday that his country plans to strengthen ties with Japan in economic fields, including energy and the environment, toward decarbonization.時事通信社

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G-7 Ministers Agree to Phase Out Coal-Fired Power Plants 0:13

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Climate, energy and environment ministers from the Group of Seven major powers agreed in principle to phase out coal-fired power plants by 2035, at their three-day meeting in Turin, northern Italy, through Tuesday.時事通信社

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Japan Emperor Naruhito Marks 5 Yrs since Enthronement 0:08

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Japan's Emperor Naruhito on Wednesday reached the fifth anniversary of his enthronement, which marked the start of the current Reiwa period.時事通信社

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Japan, EU to Cooperate in Digital Regulation 0:09

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Japan and the European Union on Tuesday confirmed they will deepen cooperation in the field of regulation of digital giants' online services.時事通信社

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Japan Believed to Have Spent 5 T. Yen in Forex Intervention 0:10

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Japanese authorities are believed to have conducted yen-buying, dollar-selling foreign exchange market intervention worth some 5 trillion yen Monday, it was learned Tuesday.時事通信社

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Chugoku Electric to Delay N-Reactor Restart in Western Japan 0:11

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Chugoku Electric Power Co. said Tuesday that the planned restart of the No. 2 reactor at its Shimane nuclear power plant in western Japan will be delayed by about four months from August.時事通信社

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Japan Govt Skips Submitting Active Cyber Defense Bill 0:13

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The Japanese government has decided to skip submitting a bill on "active cyber defense," or detecting signs of cyberattacks and taking pre-emptive measures, during the current session of the Diet, it was learned on Tuesday.時事通信社

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JSR Logs 5.5-B.-Yen Net Loss in FY 2023 0:14

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Japanese semiconductor materials maker JSR Corp. said Tuesday that it swung to a consolidated net loss of 5.5 billion yen in fiscal 2023 as the anemic chip market caused a sales drop.時事通信社

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Major Japanese Brokerages Post Better Earnings in FY 2023 0:12

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Five major Japanese securities houses have reported improvements in their bottom lines in fiscal 2023, reflecting brisk trading demand from retail investors thanks to higher stock prices.時事通信社

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Last Japanese Newspaper in Brazil Striving to Stay in Print 0:08

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Diario Brasil Nippou, the last remaining Japanese-language newspaper in Brazil, is struggling to keep its presses rolling.時事通信社

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Japan Govt to Ask Genkai Town to Accept N-Waste Site Survey 0:13

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Japan's industry ministry plans to ask the town of Genkai, Saga Prefecture, on Wednesday to accept a "literature survey" for a final disposal site for high-level radioactive waste from nuclear plants, it was learned Tuesday.時事通信社

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Japan Reviewing "Foods with Function Claims" System 0:15

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A Japanese government panel is reviewing the system allowing food products to be labeled as having specific health benefits, in the wake of deaths and hospitalizations of users of Kobayashi Pharmaceutical Co.'s dietary supplements containing "beni koji" red yeast rice.時事通信社

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Prices of 417 Food Items to Go Up in Japan in May 0:18

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Prices will be raised for 417 products of 195 major food and beverage makers in Japan in May, down by 50.2pctfrom 837 products a year before, research firm Teikoku Databank Ltd. said in a survey released Tuesday.時事通信社

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Japan's Ono Pharma to Buy U.S. Startup Deciphera 0:11

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Japan's Ono Pharmaceutical Co. said Tuesday that it will buy U.S. startup Deciphera Pharmaceuticals Inc. to strengthen its research and development capabilities in the field of oncology.時事通信社

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Number of Vacant Homes in Japan Hits Record High of 9 M. 0:10

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The number of vacant homes in Japan stood at nine million as of Oct. 1 last year, hitting a record high, an internal affairs ministry survey showed Tuesday.時事通信社

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Famed Japanese Wedding Dress Designer Yumi Katsura Dies at 94 0:07

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Top Japanese bridal fashion designer Yumi Katsura has died at the age of 94, it was learned Tuesday.時事通信社

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Some Japan Local Govts Introducing Selective 4-Day Workweek 0:09

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Some local governments in Japan are introducing or testing a selective four-day workweek to secure talent amid the diversification of lifestyles.時事通信社

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Japan Industrial Output Rises 3.8 Pct in March 0:15

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Japan's industrial production in March jumped 3.8pctfrom the previous month, rising for the first time in three months as vehicle output rebounded after months of sluggishness amid test fraud scandals, the industry ministry said Tuesday.時事通信社

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Another Person May Be behind 2nd Man Held over Tochigi Bodies 0:10

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A man who is suspected of ordering the disposal of the bodies of a Tokyo couple has said that he was given instructions by another person, investigative sources said Tuesday.時事通信社

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Kishida Takes LDP Loss in All 3 By-Elections "Seriously" 0:13

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Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida, also president of the ruling Liberal Democratic Party, said Tuesday he takes "seriously" the party's defeat in all three House of Representatives by-elections held Sunday.時事通信社

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Japan Job Availability Ratio Falls in FY 2023 0:14

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Japan's average ratio of effective job openings to seekers fell 0.02 point in fiscal 2023 from the previous year to 1.29, the first decline in three years, the labor ministry said Tuesday.時事通信社

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