International cruise ships to start from Japan once more
Japan will also reopen its ports to international cruise ships from March next year.
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Metropolitan govt to construct new subway line in Tokyo, eying launch in 2040s
The line is expected to allow passengers convenient connections to the Shinkansen and other regional rail networks.
Japan’s oldest steam locomotive celebrates 100 years old anniversary
The locomotive was produced in 1922 and served various parts of Kyushu before being decommissioned in 1975, clocking up 3.34 million kilometres.
Rakuten robots deliver Seiyu, Starbucks products day and night
The daily service will also be available at night and when it rains.
Kishida asked Xi to relax quarantine measures in China
During their talks, Kishida told Xi that the Chinese government’s mitigation measures are too strict.
Approval of Shionogi drug Xocova adds new weapon to Japan’s Covid-19 arsenal
Xocova was the first drug subject to consideration under an emergency approval system established in May to quickly evaluate medications.
World Cup: Japan comes from behind to stun Germany 2-1
Germany looked in total command in the Group E clash but, with each missed chance, left the door open for Japan
Japan’s Aichi Pref. park awash in pink cherry blossoms and fall foliage
In autumn, the park’s about 1,200 cherry trees flower in pink side by side with the bright red foliage of maple trees, offering visitors a rare spectacle.
Chef’s wife honours husband’s memory with legendary tantanmen noodle dish
Customers increasingly seek out this restaurant, and it was even ranked highly on a website introducing ramen restaurants across the nation.
Japanese govt panel approves Shionogi’s oral medicine for Covid-19
It will become the country’s first domestically produced oral medicine for Covid-19 patients.