Culture•
Man dies after shark bite off Western Australia coast
A man attacked by a shark off Western Australia's coast on Saturday died of his injuries, police said, in what is the second fatal shark attack in Australia…
Source: Japan Today
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Travel Alerts•
Japan set to receive first LNG via Hormuz since de facto closure
Supplies offer psychological relief, but too small to impact overall market
Source: Nikkei Asia
Travel Alerts•
China investor gobbles up 120-year-old German sewing machine maker
Huixing gives Mayer & Cie new lease of life as industry hemmed in by Chinese rivals
Source: Nikkei Asia
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Taiwan arms sale in focus as Trump insists he gave no ground to Xi
'Perhaps the best outcome we can expect,' ex-Taipei official says of summit
Source: Nikkei Asia
Visa•
Ghosts of Sekigahara: A Haunting Visit to Japan’s Bloodiest Battlefield
The Sekigahara battlefield was the site of Japan’s most decisive samurai battle. Today, the quiet town still feels haunted by history.
Source: GaijinPot Blog
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Two more teens arrested over robbery-murder in Tochigi Prefecture
Two more 16-year-old boys were arrested in connection with a robbery-murder incident targeting an elderly woman.
Source: The Japan Times
Travel Alerts•
Japan oil wholesalers use ship-to-ship transfers to receive Middle East crude
About half the country's crude from region arrives via foreign operators for hefty fee
Source: Nikkei Asia
Culture•
Aston Villa humbles Liverpool to secure Champions League qualification
Aston Villa secured Champions League soccer with a 4-2 win over Liverpool on Friday that leaves the Reds still at risk of missing out on Europe's elite competition…
Source: Japan Today
Food•
Tully's Japan: Choc Mint Drinkable Ice Cream!
Choc mint season is here! Tully's Coffee Japan offers a spectacular Chocolate Mint Shake, a drinkable ice cream with optional extra mint.
Source: SoraNews24
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Drone Attack in Russia: Travel Impact?
A large-scale drone attack on Russian soil has resulted in casualties. Travelers should monitor the situation for potential disruptions.
Source: The Japan Times
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