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Fuji TV Faces Management Turmoil after Fumble over Nakai Scandal 0:13

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Fuji Television Network Inc. is facing management turmoil over its poor handling of a sex scandal involving popular television personality Masahiro Nakai, who has announced his retirement from show business.時事通信社

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Japan to Keep NTT Law Alive 0:11

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Japan's communications ministry said Friday that it will submit bills to parliament in late February to revise the laws on Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Corp. and telecommunications business.時事通信社

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4 Major Japanese Banks to Raise Deposit Rates to 0.2 Pct 0:16

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Four major Japanese commercial banks said Friday that they will raise their interest rates on ordinary deposits from 0.1pctto 0.2 pct, the highest level in about 17 years, following the Bank of Japan's decision to raise its policy interest rate.時事通信社

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JAL to Punish 5 Executives over Pilot Drinking Scandal 0:17

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Japan Airlines, or JAL, will punish President Mitsuko Tottori, Chairperson Yuji Akasaka and three other executives over a scandal in which two pilots drank more alcohol than allowed by internal rules the day before taking charge of a flight last year, company officials said Friday.時事通信社

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BOJ's Rate Hike Likely to Affect Households, Firms 0:08

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The Bank of Japan's decision on Friday to raise interest rates further is expected to affect household and corporate finances.時事通信社

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Japan Vows Efforts to Balance Economic Revival, Fiscal Consolidation 0:12

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The Japanese government will strive to balance economic revitalization and fiscal consolidation, Finance Minister Katsunobu Kato said in a fiscal policy speech to the Diet on Friday.時事通信社

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China Court Holds 1st Hearing over Killing of Japanese Boy 0:09

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A Chinese regional court held the first hearing Friday for a man indicted for stabbing to death a 10-year-old Japanese boy in Shenzhen last September.時事通信社

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Duty-Free Sales at Dept. Stores in Japan Soar 85.9 Pct in 2024 0:19

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Duty-free sales at department stores in Japan in 2024 soared 85.9pctfrom the previous year, led by sales of jewelry, luxury brand goods and cosmetics amid an increase in inbound visitors and the yen's depreciation, a Japan Department Stores Association report showed Friday.時事通信社

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Japan to Raise Public Pension Benefits by 1.9 Pct in FY 2025 0:14

10h ago0:14

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The Japanese government will raise public pension benefits by 1.9pctin fiscal 2025, which begins in April, from the previous year, the third straight year of increase, the welfare ministry said Friday.時事通信社

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Foreigners Entering Japan Hit Record 36.78 M. in 2024 0:14

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The number of foreigners who entered Japan in 2024 surged 42.4pctfrom the previous year to a record 36.78 million, the Immigration Services Agency said in a preliminary report Friday.時事通信社

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Handover Ceremony for Stolen Buddha Statue Held in S. Korea 0:11

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A ceremony to return a stolen Buddha statue to a Japanese temple on Tsushima Island, Nagasaki Prefecture, was held in the central South Korea city of Daejeon on Friday.時事通信社

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Toyota Mobility, Good Speed Face Biz Improvement Orders 0:12

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Japan's Financial Services Agency said Friday that it has issued business improvement orders to car dealer Toyota Mobility Tokyo Inc. and used car dealer Good Speed Co. under the insurance business law.時事通信社

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Flight Quota at Narita International Airport to Expand 0:16

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Narita International Airport Corp., the Japanese government and local governments agreed Friday to expand the annual quota for flight departures and arrivals at the airport near Tokyo from 300,000 a year to 340,000, effective in October.時事通信社

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Share of Univ. Students in Japan Who Got Job Offers Falls 0:12

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Informal job offers have been accepted by 84.3pctof job-seeking university students in Japan who plan to graduate in March, the labor and education ministries said Friday.時事通信社

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Ishiba Vows Reiwa Version of Japanese Archipelago Remodeling 0:15

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Japan's Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba, in his first policy address at parliament since taking office last October, vowed Friday to bring vitality back to the country through the remodeling of the Japanese archipelago in the current Reiwa era.時事通信社

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Mitsubishi Unlikely to Join Honda-Nissan Integration Talks 0:10

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Japan's Mitsubishi Motors Corp. is unlikely to join the business integration talks between Honda Motor Co. and Nissan Motor Co., it was learned Friday.時事通信社

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Japan Govt Submits Record 115.5-T.-Yen FY 2025 Budget 0:15

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The Japanese government introduced Friday a fiscal 2025 budget bill featuring 115,541.5-billion-yen general-account expenditures, an all-time high recorded for the first time in two years.時事通信社

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Japan Core Consumer Prices Rise 2.5 Pct in 2024 0:14

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Japan's core consumer prices grew 2.5pctin 2024 for the third successive annual increase, although the pace slowed from the previous year's 3.1 pct, the internal affairs ministry said Friday.時事通信社

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BOJ Decides to Raise Interest Rates 0:11

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The Bank of Japan decided to raise interest rates at its two-day monetary policy meeting that ended Friday, taking its policy rate to a level unseen in over 16 years.時事通信社

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57 Months Sought for Ohtani's Ex-Interpreter 0:15

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U.S. federal prosecutors sought Thursday a prison term of four years and nine months and a three-year probation after the release for Ippei Mizuhara, a former interpreter for Major League Baseball superstar Shohei Ohtani, on charges including bank fraud.時事通信社

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Japan Diet Convenes for 150-Day Ordinary Session 0:11

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The Diet, Japan's parliament, convened Friday for a 150-day ordinary session, the first such session for Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba, who leads a minority government.時事通信社

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Japanese Journalist Ito's Documentary Nominated for Oscar 0:10

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"Black Box Diaries," a documentary film directed by Japanese journalist Shiori Ito, received an Academy Awards nomination for documentary feature film Thursday.時事通信社

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Japan to Tighten Screenings of Foreign Firms' Investment Plans 0:13

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Japan plans to tighten its screenings of foreign companies' plans to make investment in the country, in order to address national security concerns, particularly regarding entities that may share information with foreign governments.時事通信社

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U.S. Marine Escapes Indictment in Sexual Assault Case in Okinawa 0:13

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The Naha District Public Prosecutors Office decided Thursday not to indict a U.S. Marine who had been investigated for alleged sexual assault in Okinawa Prefecture, sourthern Japan, citing insufficient evidence.時事通信社

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Sony to Open New Commercial Complex in Ginza Sun. 0:11

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Sony Group Corp. on Thursday held a media preview of Ginza Sony Park, a new commercial complex that will open in Tokyo's upscale Ginza district on Sunday.時事通信社

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Man Nabbed after 77 Rabbits Found Dead in Western Japan Isle 0:11

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Japanese police have arrested a man for allegedly kicking a rabbit in violation of the animal protection law in Okunoshima Island in the city of Takehara in the western prefecture of Hiroshima.時事通信社

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Fuji TV Parent Announces 3rd-Party Probe over Nakai Scandal 0:13

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Fuji Media Holdings Inc., the parent of Fuji Television Network Inc., said Thursday that it has decided to set up a third-party committee to investigate a sex scandal centered around television personality Masahiro Nakai.時事通信社

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BOJ to Raise Policy Rate to 0.5 Pct 0:12

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The Bank of Japan will raise its policy interest rate to 0.5pctat a two-day policy-setting meeting through Friday, the first rate hike since last July, it was learned Thursday.時事通信社

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Man Sentenced to Death over Attack on Japanese in China 0:14

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A Chinese district court on Thursday sentenced a man to death over an attack on two Japanese people that left a Chinese woman dead in Suzhou, Jiangsu Province, eastern China, last June, Japanese Foreign Ministry officials said.時事通信社

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Japan to Resume Imperial Family Plan Talks Jan. 31 0:09

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The two chambers of Japan's parliament plan to resume talks Jan. 31 on measures to secure a sufficient number of Imperial Family members.時事通信社

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Scandal-Mired TV Personality Nakai Announces Retirement 0:14

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Popular Japanese television personality Masahiro Nakai announced his retirement from show business on Thursday, amid allegations of his involvement in a sex scandal that has had a major impact on the television industry and elsewhere.時事通信社

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26 LDP Tokyo Assembly Members to Correct Funds Reports 0:12

1d ago0:12

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The Liberal Democratic Party group in the Tokyo metropolitan assembly said Thursday that 26 of its members will make corrections to their funds reports over a political money scandal involving the group.時事通信社

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Central Tokyo Condo Price Tops 100 M. Yen Again in 2024 0:13

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The average unit price of new condominiums put up for sale in Tokyo's densely populated 23 special wards topped 100 million yen for the second straight year in 2024, a think tank said Thursday.時事通信社

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Japan Electronics Unions to Seek 17,000-Yen Pay Scale Hike 0:13

1d ago0:13

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The Japanese Electrical, Electronic & Information Union said Thursday that its member unions will request a pay scale hike of at least 17,000 yen per month in the 2025 "shunto" spring wage negotiations.時事通信社

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Japan Sets Guidelines for Investigations with Fake IDs 0:14

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Japan's National Police Agency on Thursday released newly compiled guidelines for undercover investigations that use fake identification documents to apply for "dark part-time jobs" such as robberies in an effort to deter such crimes.時事通信社

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Japanese Pitcher Roki Sasaki Joins Los Angeles Dodgers 0:08

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The Los Angeles Dodgers on Wednesday announced the signing of a minor league contract with Japanese baseball pitcher Roki Sasaki.時事通信社

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Japan Incurs Trade Deficit of 5.3 T. Yen in 2024 0:13

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Japan logged a customs-cleared trade deficit of 5,332.6 billion yen in 2024, incurring a deficit for the fourth straight year, the Finance Ministry said Thursday.時事通信社

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Nissan Cancels Small EV Production Plan in U.S. 0:10

1d ago0:10

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Japan's Nissan Motor Co. has canceled its plan to build a small electric vehicle model in Canton in the U.S. state of Mississippi, it was learned Wednesday.時事通信社

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No Abnormalities in Seawater off Fukushima: China Newspaper 0:14

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Chinese researchers have found no abnormalities in concentrations of radioactive materials, such as cesium and strontium, in seawater collected near Japan's Fukushima No. 1 nuclear power plant, according to a Chinese newspaper report.時事通信社

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Houthi Rebels Release Crew of Nippon Yusen-Operated Ship 0:13

2d ago0:13

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Yemen's pro-Iran Houthi militants have released the crew of the Galaxy Leader car carrier operated by Nippon Yusen K.K., which was seized in the Red Sea in November 2023, Houthi media reports said Wednesday.時事通信社

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5.0-Magnitude Quake Rocks Fukushima Pref. 0:12

2d ago0:12

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An earthquake with an estimated magnitude of 5.0 occurred in Fukushima Prefecture, northeastern Japan, around 2:49 a.m. Thursday, the Japan Meteorological Agency said.時事通信社

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3 Attacked in Nagano; 1 in Cardiopulmonary Arrest 0:13

2d ago0:13

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A man attacked two men and a woman with an apparent knife near JR Nagano Station in the central Japan city of Nagano on Wednesday, leaving one of the two men in his 40s in a state of cardiopulmonary arrest.時事通信社

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Riken Begins to Develop New Supercomputer 0:09

2d ago0:09

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Riken, a Japanese government-backed research institute, said Wednesday that it has launched the development of a successor to its Fugaku supercomputer.時事通信社

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Ishiba to Vow More Spending on National Resilience 0:14

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Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba will this week announce a plan to spend more than 15 trillion yen, starting in fiscal 2026, to make the country more resilient to natural disasters, government officials said Wednesday.時事通信社

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Nippon Ishin Proposes Primaries to Unify Opposition Candidates 0:13

2d ago0:13

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Nippon Ishin no Kai ()削除 on Wednesday unveiled a draft plan to hold primaries to unify opposition candidates for 32 single-seat constituencies in the upcoming House of Councillors election.時事通信社

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Japan Imperial Couple Mulling Visit to Iwojima 0:16

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Japan's Imperial Household Agency is considering a visit by Emperor Naruhito and Empress Masako to the island of Iwoto, also known as Iwojima, in April to pay respects to soldiers killed in World War II, people familiar with the matter said Wednesday.時事通信社

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JGB Interest Payment Cost Seen Growing 1.5 Times over 3 Years 0:18

2d ago0:18

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Japanese government expenditures to pay interest on bonds are projected to reach 16.1 trillion yen in fiscal 2028, 1.5 times higher than in fiscal 2025, according to Finance Ministry estimates based on the government's fiscal 2025 budget plan.時事通信社

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Customer Harassment Pushes Part-Timers to Quit: Survey 0:11

2d ago0:11

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Harassment by customers is pushing part-time workers to quit their jobs quickly, a survey conducted by Japanese job information provider Mynavi Corp. suggested Wednesday.時事通信社

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Ichiro's U.S. Baseball Hall of Fame Induction Celebrated in Japan 0:12

2d ago0:12

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Japanese people in places linked to Ichiro Suzuki expressed joy and congratulations Wednesday for the 51-year-old Japanese baseball legend's induction into the U.S. National Baseball Hall of Fame.時事通信社

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Tokyo Assembly Election Set for June 22 0:08

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The Tokyo metropolitan assembly election will be held on June 22, the election administration commission said Wednesday.時事通信社

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