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Japan Post Insurance to shift to high-yield bonds, CEO says
The life insurer expects the Bank of Japan to raise interest rates again as soon as April.
Source: The Japan Times
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South Korea’s AI-fueled stock euphoria unravels on Iran war risk
Down another 6.7% following a 7.2% drop in the previous session, the high-flying Kospi Index entered a technical correction in just three sessions.
Source: The Japan Times
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WTA players divided on five-set matches proposal at Grand Slams
USTA CEO Craig Tiley has argued that research shows interest grows as a match goes on.
Source: The Japan Times
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Umbrella History in Japan: A Traveler's Guide
Discover the fascinating history of the umbrella in Japan, from its origins in ancient courts to its presence in modern streets. Learn how this everyday object reflects Japanese culture and commerce.
Source: The Japan Times
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Japan Teacher Shortage Worsens: 3,827 Positions Open
A new survey reveals a significant increase in unfilled teacher positions across Japan, reaching 3,827. This shortage could potentially impact the quality of educational experiences for visitors interested in cultural immersion programs or language learning.
Source: The Japan Times
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European capitals push back as Ukraine seeks fast-track EU membership
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy wants a 2027 date to join the EU as part of a settlement to end Russia's war.
Source: The Japan Times
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Is Tokyo Station’s startlingly expensive wagyu bento boxed lunch worth its high price?[Taste test]
The Yukifuri Wagyu Obanazawa Sirloin and Rib Loin Steak Rice Box has a long name, a high price, and our stomach’s interest. With Tokyo Station being part of both the Tokaido and Tohoku Shinkansen line
Source: SoraNews24
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Sakuramochi festival sweetens things up at Tokyo’s Seibu Ikebukuro this season
One of Tokyo’s biggest shopping areas is giving you the chance to try 19 kinds of the traditional spring sweet spanning two major regional differences. Perhaps you’re on your way to visit Chiikawa Par
Source: SoraNews24
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From hand-washed underwear to fake Adidas, stranded travelers wait out chaos
"It’s the unknown, and I've never been in a war zone.”
Source: The Japan Times
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Two unpublished works by Nobel Laureate Kenzaburo Oe found
The two short stories will appear in the April issue of Kodansha's literary magazine Gunzo.
Source: The Japan Times
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