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Japan says companies shouldn't take losses to join Trump trade deal
Picking 1st projects for $550bn accord is 'battle of national interests': Akazawa
Source: Nikkei Asia
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Big names, lofty goals: 5 things to know about India's AI summit
Government is keen to showcase its vision for deploying the tech as a 'strategic national tool'
Source: Nikkei Asia
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Can you eat lunch in Tokyo for less than 500 yen?
We go in search of the elusive cheap meal to find out what you can eat for US$3.20 in Tokyo. It wasn’t that long ago when spending less than 500 yen (US$3.20) on lunch in Japan was an easy option. Th
Source: SoraNews24
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Looking at politics from a different perspective
Three campaigns in 15 months showed how fragile support can be — and how national power begins far from Tokyo.
Source: The Japan Times
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SoftBank swings to profit on valuation boost from OpenAI bet
As of December, SoftBank’s investment gain on OpenAI stood at an estimated $19.8 billion.
Source: The Japan Times
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Taiwan opens farm, auto markets to US in finalized trade pact
Taipei commits to buying more American LNG, aircraft, power equipment
Source: Nikkei Asia
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US Marines Face Charges for Tokyo Bar Robberies
Two U.S. Marines are facing charges in Tokyo for allegedly robbing bars. Travelers should be aware of local laws and customs to avoid legal issues.
Source: Japan Today
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Climate Change Debate: Impact on Pacific Travel?
The Trump administration is pushing for the withdrawal of a UN climate resolution. This could affect environmental policies impacting tourism and travel in the Pacific region.
Source: Japan Today
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Yakuza Banned From Japanese Baseball Games
Tokyo police arrested a yakuza member for attending a baseball game, reminding everyone of the 2003 ban. This rule extends to the entire Tokyo Dome venue, potentially affecting idol concerts as well.
Source: SoraNews24
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AI Voice Control Tested in US Drone Trials
OpenAI tech is being tested for voice-controlled drone swarms. This could revolutionize various sectors, potentially impacting tourism and travel infrastructure in the future.
Source: The Japan Times
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