Japan, Marshall Islands to Cooperate for Stable Indo-Pacific
Japanese Foreign Minister Toshimitsu Motegi and his counterpart from the Marshall Islands, Kalani Kaneko, agreed Friday to cooperate closely for the stability of the Indo-Pacific region.
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Chinese Survey Ship Spotted Operating in Japan's EEZ
A Chinese maritime survey ship appeared to be extending a wire into the sea within Japan's exclusive economic zone on Friday, the Japan Coast Guard said.
Japan Tax Revenues Hit Record 84 T. Yen in FY 2025
The Japanese government's tax revenues in fiscal 2025 rose 12.0pctfrom the previous year to 84,222.6 billion yen, hitting a record high for the sixth consecutive year, the Finance Ministry said Friday.
Kioxia Begins Shipping Sample Next-Gen Memory Products
Kioxia Holdings Corp. said Friday that it has started shipping sample next-generation semiconductor memory products amid growing demand from data centers for artificial intelligence.
Japan, U.K., Italy to Extend Fighter Project Contract
Japan, Britain and Italy are in the final stages of talks on extending a contract for their program to jointly develop a next-generation fighter jet until the end of 2027, Japanese government officials said Friday.
Tokyo Police Arrest Suspected Robbery Planner in "Tokuryu" Group
Tokyo police have arrested a 26-year-old man believed to have played the role of robbery planner in a "tokuryu" loosely organized anonymous criminal group, it was learned Friday.
"Awa Odori" Japanese Folk Dance Performed at Brussels Festival
"Awa Odori" Japanese folk dance was performed at a pre-show event for the Ommegang annual traditional festival in Brussels on Wednesday.
Japan Foreign, Defense Ministers to Attend NATO Events in Turkey
Japanese Foreign Minister Toshimitsu Motegi and Defense Minister Shinjiro Koizumi plan to visit the Turkish capital of Ankara from Monday through Thursday to attend NATO summit-related events.
Japan Individual Shareholders Hit Record High in FY 2025
The total number of individual shareholders of companies listed on Japan's four stock exchanges in fiscal 2025 rose 10.0pctfrom the previous year to a record 91.98 million, the Tokyo Stock Exchange has said.
Japan Unions Clinch 5.01 Pct Wage Hike in 2026 Shunto
Japanese labor unions won wage increases of 5.01pctin this year's "shunto" negotiations this spring, the final results of a survey by the Japanese Trade Union Confederation, or Rengo, showed Friday.
2 Men Get 30 Years over Tokyo Couple Murder
Tokyo District Court on Friday sentenced two men to 30 years in prison for killing a Tokyo couple who ran restaurants in the Ueno district in the Japanese capital and damaging their bodies in 2024.
Kissei Pharmaceutical Ordered to Report on Deaths among Tavneos Users
Japan's health ministry has ordered Kissei Pharmaceutical Co. to report on 20 deaths among users of Tavneos, a vasculitis drug marketed by the company in Japan, health minister Kenichiro Ueno said Friday.
Summer Overseas Travel from Japan Seen Down 8.8 Pct
Outbound travelers from Japan this summer are projected to decrease 8.8pctfrom a year earlier to 2.17 million, according to recent a survey by major travel agency JTB Corp.
Bangladesh's Hasina Remembers Japanese Slain in Dhaka Attack
Former Bangladeshi Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has remembered seven Japanese nationals killed in a terrorist attack in Dhaka in 2016 that left 20 hostages dead.
28 Victims Mourned 5 Years after Atami Mudslide
A memorial ceremony was held Friday to honor the 28 victims of a major mudslide that struck Atami in the central Japan prefecture of Shizuoka five years ago.
Japan to Mull Language Program for Foreigners before Arrival
A Japanese Justice Ministry project team Friday proposed offering opportunities to learn the Japanese language to foreigners before their arrival, utilizing information and communications technology.
Japan Public Pension Fund Logs 41-T.-Yen Profit for FY 2025
Japan's Government Pension Investment Fund said Friday that it posted an investment profit of 41,399.5 billion yen for fiscal 2025, marking the sixth consecutive year of surplus.
Kyoto Univ. to Be 3rd Recipient of World-Class Research Aid
Kyoto University is expected to become the third recipient of state aid designed to support universities with potential to produce world-class research results, a government panel report released by the education ministr...
Japan to Raise Foreigners' Residency Fees to Up to 75,000 Yen
Japan announced a draft cabinet order Friday to raise the fees for permission to change temporary residence status and extend the period of stay to up to 75,000 yen from the current 6,000 yen.
Japan Opposition DPFP Chief Cool to Joining Ruling Coalition
The leader of Japan's opposition Democratic Party for the People has expressed reluctance to join the ruling coalition led by the Liberal Democratic Party, citing the ruling camp's heavy-handed management of the Diet, th...