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How many Godzillas is too many Godzillas?
Over the last decade, there have been two cinematic "Godzillas" roaming the planet — one based in its native Japan, the other out of America.
Source: The Japan Times
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Japan considers electricity and city gas subsidies in summer
Fees are likely to start rising around June as prices for crude oil and liquefied natural gas have been soaring due to the war in Iran.
Source: The Japan Times
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Takaichi plans to visit Britain and Italy before G7 summit in June
This will be Takaichi's first visit to Europe since taking office last year.
Source: The Japan Times
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Forza Horizon 6 is all gas, no brakes in series’ first Japan pit stop
The newest entry to the arcade racing series isn't exactly subtle about portraying Japan as a playground for cars — but that's what makes it so fun.
Source: The Japan Times
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Japanese economy projected to have grown at 1.8% rate in first quarter
The impact of the war in Iran is believed to have been limited during the first quarter, but is expected to be felt in the second quarter.
Source: The Japan Times
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Masashi Sada still believes music begins with melody
The veteran singer-songwriter discusses fame, artistic independence and why he never chased musical trends.
Source: The Japan Times
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Saltiest ramen in Japan? Ikebukuro White goes viral for crazy salt levels
We challenge you to find a saltier ramen in Japan. Once you start diving into the world of Japanese ramen, you’ll find that the waters are deep, with an incredibly diverse array of varieties, and new
Source: SoraNews24
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Sapporo halts exports of Pokka brand to Middle East
Pokka, Sapporo's flagship soft-drinks brand, is central to its overseas beverages business.
Source: The Japan Times
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Solar power is so big in Europe that electricity is being wasted
A record amount of electricity is being wasted because grids can't handle the surge in output.
Source: The Japan Times
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Japan Paint Supply Stable Despite Shortages
Japanese paint and ink manufacturers report stable supplies despite chemical shortages. Nippon Paint raised thinner prices to prevent panic-buying, ensuring consistent product availability.
Source: Nikkei Asia
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