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Japanese Town Deploys 'Monster Wolf' Robots To Deter Wild Bears

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CNN
 
A Japanese town has deployed robot wolves to scare off bears that have become an increasingly dangerous nuisance in the countryside.
The town of Takikawa, on the northern island of Hokkaido, purchased and installed a pair of the robots after bears were found roaming neighborhoods in Septemb...

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Mekong States Aim To Boost Ties With Japan, South Korea

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AA.COM
 
Leaders of Laos, Cambodia, Myanmar, Thailand, Vietnam discuss cooperation in various sectors with Tokyo, Seoul
Strengthening cooperation and increasing connectivity were among the decisions taken at the 12th Mekong-Japan Summit on Friday, local media reported.
The summit is a cooperation...

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World’s First Eggwich Specialty Store Set To Open In Japan

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SORA NEWS
 
 “Don’t Worry, Egg’Wich” delivers a protein hit with eggy buns that are sure to please health-conscious fast food lovers.
For a country that prides itself on its healthy cuisine and long-living citizens, Japan has a surprisingly large number of fast food joints. Now, there’s a new one...

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Twitter Brings Its Stories Feature, Fleets, To Japan

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TECHCRUNCH
 
Twitter’s own version of Stories, which it calls “Fleets,” have arrived in Japan. The new feature allows users to post ephemeral content that automatically disappears after 24 hours. Though Fleets previously launched in Brazil, India, Italy and South Korea, Japan is notably Twitter’s...

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Japan’s Prime Minister Meets Top South Korean Official, Raising Hopes for Thaw

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THE DIPLOMAT
 
PM Suga met with Seoul’s National Intelligence Service director, a rare bilateral exchange amid strained relations.
Japanese Prime Minister Suga Yoshihide met with South Korea’s top intelligence official on Tuesday in a sign of a thaw in relations between the two countries, but mai...

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Let It Go! Japan PM Declares War On Ink Stamp 'Hanko'

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BANGKOK POST
 
 
TOKYO - Japan's new prime minister is declaring war, but there's no danger of an international conflict: the target of his ire is the humble ink stamp known as hanko.
It might seem paradoxical in a country often assumed to be a futuristic tech-savvy paradise, but Japan's business...

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Change Of Tune: Japan Music Fans Moving From Cds To Streaming Services

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THE CHRONICLE HERALD
 
Japanese music enthusiasts, loyal to CDs long after the rest of the world went online, have begun reaching for the eject button and switching to streaming services as artists cancel in-store events and fans stay home because of the pandemic.
Despite a slow decline in sales ...

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Japan, US To Negotiate Cost Of Hosting US Forces

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AA.COM
 
Washington seeking more money from allies for deploying American troops on their soilJapan and the US later this week will begin negotiations over cost-sharing of 55,000 American troops based in Japan.
“We will appropriately engage in the negotiations by taking into account the increasin...

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Suga Hopes To Work With Biden To Strengthen Japan-U.S. Alliance

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JAKARTA POST
 
Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga said Monday he hopes to work with US President-elect Joe Biden to further strengthen their countries' security alliance.
Congratulating Biden and Vice President-elect Kamala Harris on their victory at the polls last week, Suga told reporters t...

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Japan Formally Declares Prince Akishino Heir To The Throne

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CNN
 
Japan formally declared Crown Prince Akishino heir to the throne on Sunday, after his elder brother Emperor Naruhito became monarch last year following their father's abdication.
The day-long ceremonies took place at the royal residence, the Imperial Palace in Tokyo. Apart from the Emperor ...

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