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Japan’s population has fallen below 120 million for the first time in more than four decades, according to official government figures released on Wednesday, highlighting the country’s deepening demographic crisis driven by a persistent decline in births and a rapidly aging society. The Japanese Ministry of Internal Affairs and......
Sony is expected to receive a significant commercial boost from the upcoming release of Grand Theft Auto VI (GTA VI), as the blockbuster title is projected to stimulate demand for the PlayStation 5 (PS5) even as the company faces mounting hardware costs driven by more expensive memory chips. Scheduled for release on November 19, GTA VI, developed......
Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi is facing mounting political and financial challenges as declining public support limits her government's room to maneuver on economic policy, intensifying pressure from investors concerned about Japan's fiscal outlook. Recent opinion polls show Takaichi's approval ratings have fallen to......
Chinese electric vehicle manufacturer BYD has made a major move into one of Japan’s most distinctive automotive segments by launching an electric kei car, becoming the first foreign automaker to challenge a market historically dominated by Japanese brands. The announcement marks a strategic expansion for BYD as the company seeks to......
A powerful magnitude 7.1 earthquake struck southern Japan on Tuesday, prompting the Japan Meteorological Agency (JMA) to issue a tsunami warning as emergency authorities assessed the potential impact across the affected region. Preliminary reports indicated that the earthquake reached the highest level, Shindo 7, on Japan's seismic intensity......
Five young Pallas's cat kittens have been introduced to the public at a Japanese zoo, offering visitors a rare opportunity to see one of the world's oldest surviving feline species. The four males and one female were born in May at Kobe Animal Kingdom and were recently presented to visitors as part of the facility's efforts to......
Japan's annual Mount Fuji climbing season has been marked by a second fatality and a high-profile rescue involving a 99-year-old Japanese hiker, highlighting the physical demands and safety challenges associated with ascending the country's highest peak. Local authorities confirmed that a 58-year-old Swiss national died after suffering......
Tokyo has recorded an unprecedented number of hospitalizations linked to extreme heat, as exceptionally high temperatures continue to affect large parts of Japan and put growing pressure on emergency services. According to Tokyo's emergency services, 453 people were hospitalized across the capital on Wednesday because of heat-related......
A late-night tragedy in central Japan has drawn national attention after a young pedestrian was killed when a man fell from the 12th floor of a building onto a busy street, while the man himself survived the impact and remains in critical condition. The incident unfolded shortly after 1:00 a.m. on Sunday, July 19, in the Sakae district of......
Major U.S. banks, including JPMorgan, are nearing agreements to help finance projects under Japan's $550 billion investment commitment in the United States, marking a significant step in implementing one of the largest cross-border investment initiatives between the two allies. According to sources familiar with the discussions, negotiations......
Japan's defense policy has entered a new phase of public discussion after Defense Minister Shinjiro Koizumi argued that the country should openly debate issues related to nuclear weapons amid an increasingly complex regional security landscape. Speaking during an online program, Koizumi said Japan can no longer avoid discussing subjects......
France national rugby union team concluded the opening phase of the Nations Championship in impressive fashion, defeating Japan national rugby union team 42-15 in Tokyo to secure first place in the Northern Conference standings. The comprehensive victory capped a strong campaign for Fabien Galthié’s side, which rebounded from......
Japan’s Parliament has approved a long-debated reform of the country’s imperial succession rules, introducing measures aimed at preserving the shrinking imperial family while maintaining the long-standing prohibition on women ascending the Chrysanthemum Throne. The legislation, passed by a large majority in the upper house, allows......
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Throne Day 2026
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