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The annual festival in Japan sees attendees try to catch roasted soybeans and other snacks thrown at them from a temple. The tradition is considered to create good fortune for the year ahead while ...

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THE peso has been flagged as one of the Asian currencies that could play catch-up as the sharp weakening of the dollar and the yen’s renewed strength reshape foreign exchange markets across the region ...

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Universal Studios Japan, which has had parades and shows based on the characters, will get an 'immersive' and 'world-class' experience, with other Universal parks to follow. By Alex Weprin Senior ...

Hitoshi Nakama, 76 years old, is a frontline defender for Japan's claim to the disputed islands of the East China Sea. He regularly avoids Chinese coast guard vessels to harvest the rich waters. Since ...

IWAKI, Fukushima Prefecture--More than 90 percent of tourists visiting the Tsukiji Uogashi area of the Tsukiji Outer Market in Tokyo in recent years say they would buy fish from Fukushima Prefecture.

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The Supreme Court has instructed courts across Japan to reconsider the use of handcuffs and waist ropes on defendants when entering courtrooms for criminal trials, informed sources said Tuesday.