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Japan approves a $56 billion defense budget amid threats from China and North Korea.
Japan Post's IPO surprises brokers and signals potential for further privatization in Japan.
An elderly couple in their 80s, Fumiko Saito and her husband, were trapped in their home for days after the tsunami struck Kesennuma in March 2011.
Japan unveils its biggest military buildup since World War II to counter regional threats.
379 passengers and crew members evacuated safely from a Japan Airlines flight after it collided with a Coast Guard aircraft at Tokyo's Haneda airport.
Japan's northeastern communities rebuild their lives after last year's natural disaster.
Japan uses Yamaha drones to address labor shortages in agriculture due to an aging population.
Japan faces a crisis with 14,000 annual bath-related deaths, impacting the elderly significantly.
The Bank of Japan cuts interest rates to negative, surprising markets and impacting the yen.
Princess Mako loses royal status after marrying a commoner, sparking public debate in Japan.
Women in Tokio confront subway groping through awareness and community support initiatives.
The Japanese stock market in March 2017 shows low activity despite a 14-month high index.
Robing Harding discusses Ichiro Kawanabe's taxi-hailing app challenging Uber and Lyft.
Teachers in Japan work an average of 123 hours of overtime each month, far exceeding the 80-hour threshold that indicates a high risk of death from overwork.
Japan's craft beer scene grows as new breweries challenge major players like Kirin and Asahi.
So Rika Matsumoto faces her father's impending execution as Shoko Asahara awaits the death penalty.
Emperor Akihito abdicates, marking a historic transition to Crown Prince Naruhito in Tokyo.
Emperor Hirohito addresses Japan for the first time after atomic bombs devastate the country.
Rossy flies over Mount Fuji at 125mph, likening the view to a giant hand's palm.
A Hamilton standard propeller with three bolts confirms the wreckage as the first American plane found in Truk Lagoon, dating back to World War II.
Lupe and Sean highlight the importance of order in German culture and daily life.
Kim Jong Un crosses into South Korea, marking a historic moment in the Demilitarized Zone.
Japan and China initiate a military hotline to improve communication amid rising tensions.
The LIBOR scandal shakes Finance, leading to Barclays' CEO resignation and global scrutiny.
Trump asserts U.S. readiness for unilateral action against North Korea if China fails to help.
Rogelio Roxas finds Yamashita's treasure, but Ferdinand Marcos steals it and tortures him.
Peter and Edith discuss the rise of human-like robots and their impact on society.
Martin Wolf discusses China's capital controls and the Shanghai Composite's global impact.
Washington reprimands London over Britain's membership in China's Asian Investment Bank.
McDonald's in China runs out of meat due to supplier scandal involving expired products.
In Japan, athletes take fast food eating seriously, with Kobayashi leading the competition.
Silicon chip shortages force Ford to cut F-150 production and halt GM factories in North America.
North Korea fires a missile over Japan, escalating regional tensions and security threats.
Kim Jong-un showcases North Korea's military might in Pyongyang, raising global concerns.
North Korea launches a tactical nuclear attack submarine, enhancing its Naval capabilities.
North Korea mounts missiles capable of reaching South Korea and Japan, prompting international reactions.
Kim Jong-un threatens the U.S. after North Korea tests a powerful ballistic missile.
Bryan Harris films North Korean cheerleaders supporting the women's hockey team at the Winter Olympics.
Nyango Star, a heavy metal cat mascot, boosts Cudoce City's economy in Japan.
Nancy Pelosi states the U.S. won't let China isolate Taiwan after her visit.
Japan faces rising death toll and more aftershocks following New Year's Day earthquakes.
Warren Hogan discusses the growth of Asian financial markets and their future impact.
Dr. Aichi Seaitto, paralyzed from polio, collaborates with Toyota to develop robots that assist patients in rehabilitation and daily activities.
Schoolgirls in Japan offer walking dates, raising concerns about human trafficking.
Shinzo Abe resigns as Japan's PM due to health issues after becoming longest-serving leader.
The Ever Given, a stricken container ship, blocks the Suez Canal, causing major shipping delays.
In winter, Japanese macaques at Jigokudani Monkey Park in Nagano, Japan, seek warmth in natural hot springs while interacting with tourists.
Softbank, the biggest tech investor, faces scrutiny over its WeWork investment losses.
