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Japanese figure skating great Uno Shoma retires from competition

Japanese figure skating star Uno Shoma has announced his retirement. The 26-year-old collected several Olympic medals and world championship titles o…

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Sands of Hope: A Sudanese food researcher in Japan

A Sudanese academic working in Japan is pondering his family's future after a year of armed conflict back home.

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India's general election: What's at stake?

The world's biggest general election got underway on April 19 when the first of India's roughly 970 million eligible voters cast ballots in nationwid…

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Japan turns away from blood type documentation

There was a time in Japan when most people knew their blood type on the ABO system, a classification that was originally designed for medical purpose…

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New law makes it easier for Ukrainian soldiers to freeze sperm

A growing number of Ukrainian soldiers want to ensure that even if they don't return from battle, they can still build a family. Many are choosing to…

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Relics from World War Two offer closure to families of fallen soldiers

Relics from World War Two are being returned to the families of soldiers who died in foreign lands. The individuals behind these gestures of goodwill…

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Japan rethinking high-alcohol content trend

April 1 is the start of a new fiscal year in Japan and a time to celebrate with new colleagues. Many of these gatherings will feature drinks that pac…

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Reviving Otsuchi: A son's mission to rebuild tsunami-hit hometown

In a town devastated by the 2011 tsunami, one survivor's dedication to his late father's legacy is fostering a revival, bringing not just structures …

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Noto Peninsula quake leaves foreign residents feeling isolated

For many of the 17,000 foreign residents in Ishikawa Prefecture, January's Noto Peninsula earthquake has highlighted difficulties that are causing is…

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Japan whaling industry embarks on new era with cutting-edge 'mother ship'

Undeterred by declining appetites for whale meat, and unfazed by global opposition to commercial hunts, Japan's whaling industry is doubling down. Ea…

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