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Japanese media reports that according to a Chinese newspaper article, Chinese residents of Japan are being urged to return home by family members worried about war.
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An elderly woman who suffered from Parkinson's disease drowns in a Japanese care home bathtub after being left unattended for an hour and a half; netizen responses.
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Kono Yohei, former LDP Speaker of the House of Representatives and advocate of East Asian co-operation, states that Japan's economy has no future without China.
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Japanese Prime Minister Abe Shinzo states that he wants to improve relations with the new Korean administration, terming Korea Japan's 'most important neighbour'.
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A survey by a matchmaking service reveals that Japanese women who get married and then quit work still want control of the family finances; netizen responses.
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A 94-year old man from Saitama prefecture used the money he had saved for his own funeral to run for office in the general election. Netizens support his efforts.
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Japanese netizens respond to a Financial Times article that terms Japan as 'nostalgic' and Korea as 'forward-looking' in the upcoming elections in both nations.
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Japanese energy companies plan 'mega solar panels' as a clean-energy alternative to conventional power sources after Fukushima; netizens respond to the plans.
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NHK announces the long-awaited line-up for the popular New Year's Kohaku singing competition, but despite their popularity K-pop stars are absent from the list.
Japanese media reports that according to a Chinese newspaper article, Chinese residents of Japan are being urged to return home by family members worried about war.
An elderly woman who suffered from Parkinson's disease drowns in a Japanese care home bathtub after being left unattended for an hour and a half; netizen responses.
Kono Yohei, former LDP Speaker of the House of Representatives and advocate of East Asian co-operation, states that Japan's economy has no future without China.
Japanese Prime Minister Abe Shinzo states that he wants to improve relations with the new Korean administration, terming Korea Japan's 'most important neighbour'.
A survey by a matchmaking service reveals that Japanese women who get married and then quit work still want control of the family finances; netizen responses.
A 94-year old man from Saitama prefecture used the money he had saved for his own funeral to run for office in the general election. Netizens support his efforts.
Japanese netizens respond to a Financial Times article that terms Japan as 'nostalgic' and Korea as 'forward-looking' in the upcoming elections in both nations.
Japanese energy companies plan 'mega solar panels' as a clean-energy alternative to conventional power sources after Fukushima; netizens respond to the plans.
NHK announces the long-awaited line-up for the popular New Year's Kohaku singing competition, but despite their popularity K-pop stars are absent from the list.
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