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U.S. women arrested over smuggling of $1 million worth of cannabis into Japan
Two American women, both 25, arrived at Tokyo's Haneda Airport from New York last Saturday with two suitcases in which "cannabis-like dried plants were secretly stored," a police spokesperson said.
Koizumi says Japan not ruling out nuclear subs, days after U.S. offers positive view
Defense Minister Shinjiro Koizumi has said that Japan is keeping all options on the table when it comes to discussions of Japan acquiring nuclear-powered submarines.
How to get a start in reading books in Japanese
Finding the right book can make reading Japanese a little less daunting.
Japanese startup bets Iron Man-inspired homes can beat humanoids
MW’s robotic arms with claw-like hands can fold laundry and carry groceries while moving along ceiling-mounted rails.
China to raise visa fees sevenfold for Japanese visitors
A Japanese police officer stands guard next to a plaque at the entrance of the Chinese embassy in Tokyo, Japan November 18, 2025. REUTERS/Issei Kato
Japanese baseball’s all-time hit king Isao Harimoto dies at 86
Isao Harimoto recorded an NPB-record 3,085 hits during his 23-year playing career.
A Japanese filmmaker’s harrowing exploration of the Vietnam War
“Mr. Nelson, Did You Kill People?” is the latest film directed by Shinya Tsukamoto. It carries a strong antiwar message.
Could Japan see more avalanches like one that hit Nepal?
Damaged homes are seen on Sept. 2, a week after devastating flash floods hit Baireni, in Nepal's Dhading district, leaving scores dead and even more missing.
Surge in sumo popularity not driven by stars of the sport
<i>Yokozuna</i> Onosato (right) practices during the final day of the summer tour in the city of Tachikawa on Aug. 30.
In a league of her own: A Japanese F-15 pilot guarding the northern skies
Capt. Momoka Fujii, call sign "Jasmine," is among the few women piloting fighter aircraft in Japan.

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