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LGBTQ+ families are building lives Japanese lawmakers still struggle to see
Japan does not offer same-sex couples the same legal rights and benefits granted to married couples.
Source: The Japan Times
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Two furry siblings seek their forever home
Two of four kittens that were rescued in Tsukuba, Ibaraki Prefecture, Fujin and Izanagi are most likely siblings and would like to be adopted together.
Source: The Japan Times
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Krispy Kreme Japan releases new fruit doughnuts…that taste better cold
We find out if these limited-edition treats really taste like the fruits that inspired them. Krispy Kreme Japan is going fruity this summer, with not one, not two but three delicious creations design
Source: SoraNews24
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Japan to draw up energy-related package by end of August
Industry minister Ryosei Akazawa has been tasked with drawing up an action plan to address the energy risks that became apparent amid the Middle East conflict.
Source: The Japan Times
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How a private collection of queer books becomes a cultural hot spot
Tokyo's queer-focussed bookstore Loneliness Books is a space for encounters and events for everyone, LGBTQ+ community and allies.
Source: The Japan Times
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Japanese man’s gross conveyor belt sushi social media prank video gets him a 500,000-yen fine
Cost of sushi? 132 yen. Cost of being a moron? 500,000. In addition to being tasty, casual, and convenient, low prices are a big part of the appeal of Japan’s conveyor belt sushi restaurants. At the m
Source: SoraNews24
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Brazil’s Rayan cramming for Japan test in World Cup knockout stage
The five-time champion faces the Asian side in the round of 32 in Houston on Monday.
Source: The Japan Times
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KHI and Airbus eye cooperation on Japanese variant of Eurodrone
Kawasaki Heavy Industries has signed a preliminary deal with Airbus to cooperate on a possible Japanese anti-submarine version of a European defense drone.
Source: The Japan Times
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‘The colors speak for themselves’: How Japan’s chroma bible went global
Originally published as a six-volume series in the 1930s, "A Dictionary of Color Combinations" has become a go-to for creatives in Japan and around the world.
Source: The Japan Times
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Testing Japan’s latest food hack trend: Adding instant corn soup powder to popcorn[Taste test]
A two-ingredient food hack promising a delicious upgrade. From time to time, Japan sees interesting and unusual food hacks popping up on the internet, preparing food in new ways for unexpected delight
Source: SoraNews24
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