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Yoshinoya Beef Bowl Chain Exec Dismissed Over Sexist Remarks

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JAPAN TODAY
 
A managing director for gyudon beef bowl restaurant chain Yoshinoya Co has been dismissed over inappropriate remarks about young women made at a university-hosted lecture, the parent company said Tuesday.
Masaaki Ito, 49, also an executive officer at the parent company, Yoshinoya Ho...

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Railways Improving Hubs Linked To Haneda Airport

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THE JAPAN NEWS
 
Tokyo Monorail and its rival Keikyu Line, both of which travel directly between Haneda Airport and central Tokyo, are redeveloping the areas around their hub stations in a bid to attract more passengers.
East Japan Railway Co. will open a new line stretching between Haneda Airpor...

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Yen Tumbles To 128 Against Dollar In Longest-Ever Losing Streak

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JAPAN TIMES
 
The yen posted its longest losing streak in at least half a century on bets further divergence between U.S. and Japanese interest rates is inevitable.
The yen fell to the ¥128 range against the U.S. dollar in Tokyo Tuesday, marking a fresh 20-year-low after breaking the ¥127 line in...

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Japan's Foreign Minister To Visit Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan To Discuss Ukraine

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NHK
 
Japan's Foreign Minister Hayashi Yoshimasa plans to visit Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan to call for cooperation over the situation in Ukraine.
Government officials say they are adjusting schedules for the minister to visit the two former Soviet republics in Central Asia.
The trip is scheduled d...

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Japan Starts Conversion Work on Second Izumo-class DDH

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NAVAL NEWS
 
 The modifications to JS Kaga began on 24 March 2022 at the Japan Marine United (JMU) shipyard in Kure, Hiroshima Prefecture, located in the western part of Japan's Honshu Island.
DDH "Kaga" is being modified in order to operate the F-35B fighter.
The battleship Yamato (once the prid...

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Russian-Language Sign At Station In Tokyo Back On View After Being Covered Up

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JAPAN TODAY
 
A Russian sign showing directions in a Tokyo train station that had been covered with a sheet of paper last week following complaints from passengers upset at Russia's invasion of Ukraine was uncovered Friday by the rail operator.
East Japan Railway Co (JR East) reversed its decisio...

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Japan's Population Plummeted By 640,000 In 2021 For Biggest Drop On Record

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JAPAN TIMES
 
Japan’s population totaled 125,502,000 as of Oct. 1, down 644,000 from a year earlier to mark the biggest decline on record in the rapidly graying nation, government data showed Friday.
The population dipped for the 11th consecutive year, the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communi...

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Japanese School Entrance Ceremony Held In The Metaverse For Over 3,000 New Students

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SORA NEWS
 
Metaversity?
Spring is the time for new beginnings in Japan, especially for students, many of whom are entering the workforce or new schools for the first time.
In the case of schools, that makes this the season for large-scale entrance ceremonies all over Japan, but the lingering pan...

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Japan's Population Down 644,000 In 2021; Biggest Drop On Record

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JAPAN TODAY
 
Japan's population totaled 125,502,000 as of Oct. 1, down 644,000 from a year earlier, marking the biggest decline on record as stricter border controls over the coronavirus pandemic reduce the entry of foreign residents, government data showed Friday.
The tally, which also includes...

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Russian Submarines Test-Fire Cruise Missiles In Sea Of Japan

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NHK
 
Russia's defense ministry says two of its submarines have successfully test-fired cruise missiles in the Sea of Japan. The move apparently aims to check an ongoing Japan-US joint exercise in the Sea of Japan.
The ministry said Kalibr missiles launched from the two diesel-powered submarines ...

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