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Bondi Beach Case: Court Hearing
The accused in the Bondi Beach killings appeared in court via video link. This is the first public hearing since the tragic mass shooting.
Source: Japan Today
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Viral Japanese Office: Reality vs. Misstranslation
A German expat's TikTok account, 'misstranslation,' reveals the humorous reality of Japanese office life. Her videos offer insights into workplace culture, communication, and unspoken rules, providing a unique perspective for travelers and expats.
Source: GaijinPot Blog
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AI Music Copyright Tech Developed in Japan
Sony's new tech can identify original music in AI-generated songs. This could help copyright holders get revenue from AI-created content.
Source: Nikkei Asia
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Japan's bear-scaring wolf robot to get 80-decibel plush version
'Monster Wolf Mini' resembles a stuffed animal but is just as loud and threatening
Source: Nikkei Asia
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China FM tells EU diplomats not to blame Beijing for bloc's problems
Wang Yi made the comments at a meeting with France's Jean-Noel Barrot and Germany's Johann Wadephul on the sidelines of the Munich Security Conference on Friday.
Source: The Japan Times
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'Wisteria': Mieko Kawakami’s story of female longing adapted for stage
Theater company Mum&Gypsy and author Kawakami are collaborating on a stage adaptation of her work for the fourth time.
Source: The Japan Times
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Japan's beers win over South Korea's Gen Z and millennial drinkers
Imports of Japanese brands hit record high in 2025 amid warming ties
Source: Nikkei Asia
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U.S. waives Venezuela oil sanctions as Trump says expects to visit
"I'm going to make a visit to Venezuela," the U.S. president told reporters, while adding that the date had not been decided.
Source: The Japan Times
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South Korea ship orders soar as US fees steer business away from China
Japan's tight shipbuilding capacity prevents country from capitalizing on situation
Source: Nikkei Asia
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Japan releases arrested Chinese fishing boat captain, reports say
The captain was released after China guaranteed payment of cash collateral, public broadcaster NHK and other local media reported.
Source: The Japan Times
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