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First U.S. F-35A stealth fighters arrive at Misawa base in Aomori Prefecture
Japan's Air Self-Defense Force also plans to deploy a total of 42 F-35As at the base, with 39 currently in operation.
Source: The Japan Times
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Tokyo subway and almost all Tokyo train lines now accepting credit card tap payments
New system allows you to travel with just a credit card on more than 50 lines in and around the capital, but with one major holdout. It was a big deal when train lines in Japan added the option to pay
Source: SoraNews24
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Retired Sumo Stars' Relaxed Tournament
A new sumo tournament featuring retired wrestlers offers a more relaxed and fun atmosphere. This provides a unique glimpse into the lighter side of Japan's national sport.
Source: The Japan Times
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S. Korea Praised Japan's '95 War Apology
Records show South Korea previously praised Japan's 1995 statement expressing remorse for its colonial past. This historical context shapes modern diplomacy and cultural understanding.
Source: The Japan Times
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Solo Sakura: 3 Perks of Viewing Cherry Blossoms Alone
Enjoying Japan's cherry blossoms solo offers unique advantages. Skip the crowds, ditch the schedule stress, and tailor the experience entirely to your preferences.
Source: SoraNews24
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50-year-old instant noodle recipe is back from the past in Japan for a limited time[Taste test]
As Donbei celebrates its 50th anniversary, two of its original noodle recipes return. Nissin might be most famous for their Cup Noodle ramen, but they know a thing or two about speedy udon and soba no
Source: SoraNews24
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ADHD medication in short supply in Japan as demand soars
Some clinics have stopped prescribing stimulant Concerta to new patients or limiting doses for longtime patients due to limited stock.
Source: The Japan Times
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Decoding ‘Trump-Speak’— a guide for Japan’s leaders
For Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the challenge of dealing with U.S. President Donald Trump is not about language or translation. The real difficulty lies in inter
Source: The Japan Times
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Why is Yoshinoya called Yoshinoya?
There’s a beautiful reason why Mr. Matsuda didn’t name his restaurant after himself. As Japan’s biggest restaurant chain for gyudon (beef bowl), and also its primary ambassador abroad, Yoshinoya is pr
Source: SoraNews24
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Japan now sells…sake made with moth poop?!?
Moth poo and cherry blossom leaves are the secret ingredients in Secret Spring. We’ve seen a lot of weird tipples in our time, but a new release from Haccoba Craft Sake Brewery in Fukushima Prefectur
Source: SoraNews24
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