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Japanese airlines join hands to combat harassment from customers

All Nippon Airways (ANA) and Japan Airlines (JAL) say they are fed up with passengers abusing their staff and making unreasonable demands. The countr…

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Japan sees surge in coronavirus infections

The number of coronavirus infections is on the rise in Japan, prompting experts to encourage preventative measures during the summer holiday season.

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Japanese language learning service forges bond beyond screens

People learning Japanese often struggle to find native speakers to practice with. One company is bridging that gap by enlisting older Japanese volunt…

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Rural India's education challenge

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi secured his third term in office with a promise to ensure all students have an opportunity to pursue high-quality…

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Anime brings the buzz back to Kochi

It's fair to say the worlds of cosplay and credit unions don't appear to have a lot in common. But a trail-blazing businesswoman in western Japan has…

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Japanese manga industry turns to AI in anti-piracy fight

Manga is a 14 billion-dollar industry for Japan, but it would be even bigger if it weren't for online sites offering stolen versions of the comics. A…

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Jet fuel shortage throttles Japan's inbound tourism

The surge in visitors to Japan over the past decade has made the tourism industry an outsize success story for an otherwise laggard economy. So attra…

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Japan-born creator of Israeli graphic novels aims to build bridges

Sho Igawa Atias was born in Japan and now works as a high school teacher in Tel Aviv. Outside of his main profession, he co-produces graphic novels w…

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Why Kim Jong Un's daughter may already be his next-in-line

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un hasn't even turned 40, but he may have already picked his young daughter as his successor. Here, former NHK World Edi…

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Drone force boosts Japan quake relief

Use of drone technology rose to a whole new level after the Noto Peninsula Earthquake on New Year's Day, when damaged roads and landslides in remote …

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