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The world's first Ghibli Park opens in central Japan.

Japan has called out Russia for suspending the fishing pact between the two nations that allowed Japanese fishermen to fish near the disputed Kuril Islands. However, Moscow alleges that Tokyo has failed to make payments.

Millions of people have been told to take shelter as Typhoon Nanmadol made landfall in south-western Japan.

Japan’s former Prime Minister Shinzo Abe was shot during a campaign speech Friday in western Japan and was airlifted to a hospital, with local media reporting that he was not breathing and his heart had stopped.

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International tourists arrived at Tokyo's Haneda Airport on Tuesday morning after a daily limit on the number of visitors from overseas was ended and visa-free travel reintroduced for travelers from around 60 countries.

At least 10 people have been killed after a tourist boast went missing off the northern Japanese island of Hokkaido, the Japan Coast Guard says. They say the search is continuing in frigid waters for 16 others who were on board the Kazu 1 vessel. Contact with the boat was lost after it said it was taking on water at 13:15 local time (04:15 GMT) on Saturday. The Kazu 1 is believed to have been on a three-hour sightseeing voyage around the Shiretoko Peninsula.

Daily News in Simple Japanese (2022.5.27) 日本旅行解禁/Japan will open its borders to foreign tourists

The U.S. Indo Pacific Command said the launches highlighted the “destabilizing impact” of North Korea’s illicit nuclear weapons and ballistic missile programs. The Japanese Defense Ministry said it also detected the launches and that the type of missiles used and their flight information were still being analyzed. South Korea's Foreign Ministry said its top nuclear envoy held separate phone talks with his U.S. and Japanese counterparts soon after the launches. It said the three agreed to strengthen trilateral coordination on North Korea while repeating their calls for the North to stop weapons tests and return to talks. Since late September, North Korea has launched a barrage of missiles toward the sea in what it called simulated tests of tactical nuclear weapons systems designed to attack South Korean and U.S. targets. North Korea says its testing activities were meant to issue a warning amid a series of South Korea-U.S. military drills. But some experts say Pyongyang has also used its rivals’ drills as a chance to test new weapons systems, boost its nuclear capability and increase its leverage in future dealings with Washington and Seoul.

The Japanese government branded North Korea's missile launches ‘unacceptable,' after Pyongyang fired another potential ballistic missile that flew at an extremely low altitude of less than 31 miles and landed outside of Japan's Exclusive Economic Zone.

日本航空は4月から9月までのグループ全体の中間決算で最終的な損益が1年前の1000億円を超える赤字から21億円の赤字に大幅に改善しました。 　日本航空が発表した4月から9月までのグループ全体の決算は、最終的な損益が21億円の赤字でした。 　これは前の年の同じ時期の1049億円の赤字から大幅な改善です。 　7月から9月までの四半期単独で見ると最終利益は174億円で2年9カ月ぶりの黒字転換です。 　水際対策の大幅な緩和で日本発着の海外出張や観光需要が回復してきていることが要因です。 　一方で、円安に加え燃料などの原材料価格の高騰が続いて楽観を許さない状況が続いているということです。

群馬県高崎市 — 群馬県で最も人口の多い都市にある 130 年以上続く伝統的な日本家屋の中で、現代の機械のうなりが響き渡っています。

North Korea continued its barrage of weapons tests on Thursday, firing at least three missiles including a suspected intercontinental ballistic missile that forced the Japanese government to issue evacuation alerts and temporarily halt trains.

North Korea fired three missiles Thursday morning, including a suspected intercontinental ballistic missile according to South Korean and Japanese officials. Concerns that one of the missiles might fly over Japan promoted the government to activate its early warning system.

North Korea fired 23 missiles this morning, triggering panic.

Japan's ex-prime minister Shinzo Abe shot in Nara, shows no vital signs: Media

ニュースの裏側を探るリポート、話題になった人の表情、「へえ、そんなことが!?」という世界の話題――BBCならではの視点をどうぞご覧ください。

エネルギー危機の克服と脱炭素社会の実現を図るため、政府は「次世代原子炉」の開発と建設を検討する方針を打ち出しました。

An emergency alert for people in parts of central and northern Japan to seek shelter was triggered on Thursday following North Korea's latest multiple missile launches, including a possible failed intercontinental ballistic missile. "At the moment, there are no reports that they (the missiles) fell inside Japan's Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ)," Japanese Chief Cabinet Secretary Hirokazu Matsuno told a news conference. North Korea's multiple launches on Thursday came a day after the country fired at least 23 missiles, the most in a single day, including one that landed off South Korea's coast for the first time.

ABC News' Martha Raddatz reports on the latest rounds of missile tests from North Korea.