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Finance Ministry cuts 2022 GDP growth target to 2.6%
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Crowdfunding campaign saves classic pre-war tiles
It belonged to a building that used to be an administrative wing of Sugie Seitojo, now Toyo Kogyo, a ceramic manufacturer that had started producing the tiles during the Taisho…
3 potential potholes for Kishida ahead of upper house election
Battling the coronavirus pandemic, limiting price hikes and Japan’s defense capabilities are shaping up as the three main issues.
Leading Japanese automakers accelerate decarbonization efforts
But cost is a significant hurdle to achieving net-zero emissions.
Japanese Defense Minister and U.S. Secretary of Defense bond over cookies
Two cookies decorated with icing depicting the two countries’ national flags, sparked a conversation between the two.
Yen’s slide sets off alarm bells in Japan
The yen falling to ¥135.60 against the dollar in morning trading, reached its weakest level in about 24 years.
Japan toughens penalty for insult after suicide of reality TV star
Professional wrestler Hana Kimura, 22, died in 2020 after she faced a barrage of online vitriol.
Southeast Asian countries compete to reattract tourists
With nations easing entry restrictions, hopes are running high that travellers will return.
S. Korea hopes to normalise security cooperation with Japan
Seoul foreign Minister disclosed this in Washington after a meeting with US Secretary of State Antony Blinken.
Japan biz world concerned over yen’s plunge
Both importers and exporters are concerned over the wild moves in exchange rates.