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  • India-Japan Summit 2025: PM Modi concludes Japan visit, heads to China for SCO summit

    India-Japan Summit 2025: PM Modi concludes Japan visit, heads to China for SCO summit

    During his visit, India and Japan firmed up 13 key agreements and declarations and announced the launch of several transformative initiatives.

  • PM Modi receives Guard of Honour during his official visit to Japan | Video

    PM Modi receives Guard of Honour during his official visit to Japan | Video

    In his address at a business forum shortly after landing in Tokyo, Modi said Japan's technology and India's talent together can lead the technology revolution of this century and can contribute significantly to Asia's stability, growth and prosperity.

  • 'Thumbelina': This 1-year-old is the star of a Tokyo exhibition. Her paintings sell for Rs 19,200

    'Thumbelina': This 1-year-old is the star of a Tokyo exhibition. Her paintings sell for Rs 19,200

    The toddler's vivid style is 'babyish but mysteriously dexterous', gallery director -- and matchmaker of her parents -- Dan Isomura said.

  • What if Mount Fuji awakens? Here's how Japan plans to handle the disastrous volcanic eruption

    What if Mount Fuji awakens? Here's how Japan plans to handle the disastrous volcanic eruption

    According to experts, 490 million cubic meters of ash might be released during an eruption. The debris from the 2011 earthquake and tsunami is almost ten times this amount.

  • Fish as big and heavy as motorbike sold for Rs 11 crore in Tokyo market

    Fish as big and heavy as motorbike sold for Rs 11 crore in Tokyo market

    Michelin-starred sushi restauranteurs, the Onodera Group, said they paid Rs 11 crore for the 276 kilogram bluefin tuna.

  • Flights and trains cancelled in Tokyo area as typhoon Ampil swerves near Japan

    Flights and trains cancelled in Tokyo area as typhoon Ampil swerves near Japan

    Dozens of departing and arriving flights were cancelled at Tokyo's two airports, Haneda and Narita, as well as at Kansai, Osaka and Chubu airports. The flight cancellations affect some 90,000 people, according to Japanese media reports. Several highways may also partly close to traffic.

  • Japanese shares lift Asian stocks ahead of US data barrage

    Japanese shares lift Asian stocks ahead of US data barrage

    Japan's Nikkei rose more than 2% in early trading following a holiday on Monday, a welcome relief after last week's wild swings that began with a massive sell-off spurred by a rising yen and fears of a U.S. recession.

  • Japan’s Nikkei 225 index plunges nearly 7% as global sell-offs resume

    Japan’s Nikkei 225 index plunges nearly 7% as global sell-offs resume

    The Nikkei had shed more than 2,400 points to 33,488.08 about a half-hour after opening. By about an hour after trading began, the index was down 5.3%, or about 1,900 points, at 34,010.69.

  • The Taylor Swift and Messi Moment shows Tokyo is back

    The Taylor Swift and Messi Moment shows Tokyo is back

    Swift performing and Messi playing at the same time in Tokyo caused some envy in Hong Kong, which Swift skipped and Messi, infamously, sat out. It is nonetheless symbolic of a shift in power in the region — one that has seen Tokyo go from overlooked outlier to arguably Asia’s most attractive destination

  • Japan earthquake: Country's location on the Pacific Ring of fire to its earthquake & tsunami risk?

    Japan earthquake: Country's location on the Pacific Ring of fire to its earthquake & tsunami risk?

    What makes Japan prone to earthquakes & tsunamis? The answer to this question lies in the location of Japan. Japan is situated along the ‘Ring of Fire’, which is the most active earthquake tectonic belt in the world. The ‘ring’ refers to “an imaginary horseshoe-shaped zone that follows the rim of the Pacific Ocean. However, Japan has found a way to lessen the impact of the earthquakes. Watch to find out.

  • Japan plane fire: 5 killed in coast guard aircraft | Plane bursts into flames at Haneda airport

    Japan plane fire: 5 killed in coast guard aircraft | Plane bursts into flames at Haneda airport

    A Japan Airlines airplane carrying hundreds of people crashed into an earthquake rescue aircraft and caught fire as it touched down at Tokyo's Haneda airport, killing five people on Jan 2, 2024. Watch to know more

  • 'Smoke in the cabin stung like hell': 17-year-old flier evacuated from Japan's burning plane. Video

    'Smoke in the cabin stung like hell': 17-year-old flier evacuated from Japan's burning plane. Video

    The teen flier who was travelling with his parents and sister speaks about the chaos inside the Japan Airlines flight after it collided with the coast guard's plane at Tokyo's Haneda airport on Tuesday.

  • 379 fliers slide down burning plane after 2 aircrafts collided at Tokyo airport. Video

    379 fliers slide down burning plane after 2 aircrafts collided at Tokyo airport. Video

    Visuals showed a large eruption of fire and smoke from the side of the Japan Airlines plane as it taxied on a runway. The area around the wing then caught fire.

  • Japan Airlines plane catches fire after 'hitting' Coast Guard aircraft at Tokyo airport; all 379 onboard safe

    Japan Airlines plane catches fire after 'hitting' Coast Guard aircraft at Tokyo airport; all 379 onboard safe

    Japan's Coast Guard said 5 of its 6 crew members went missing after the reported collision with the passenger plane. The pilot was evacuated, AP reported.

  • New Year celebrations: Sydney, Auckland, Tokyo among cities first to ring in 2024 with fireworks; see pictures

    New Year celebrations: Sydney, Auckland, Tokyo among cities first to ring in 2024 with fireworks; see pictures

    The ongoing wars in Ukraine and Gaza, and heightened tensions in parts of the world, are affecting this year’s New Year’s Eve celebrations in a myriad of ways. Many cities were deploying extra security, and some places canceled New Year’s Eve events altogether.

  • Dog waiting outside Kerala hospital for dead owner reminds internet of Japan's Hachiko

    Dog waiting outside Kerala hospital for dead owner reminds internet of Japan's Hachiko

    The dog has been waiting outside the mortuary at the Kannur District Hospital for his deceased owner since the past four months.

  • Shares climb to 3-week high ahead of U.S. inflation data

    Shares climb to 3-week high ahead of U.S. inflation data

    The week’s sharp escalation of Middle East tensions ensured the mood remained cautious although Europe’s shares shuffled to a 3-week high after a 1.75% jump by Tokyo and 2% leap in Hong Kong had helped Asia do the same overnight.

  • US pilot flies over 9,000 km to reunite 9-year-old girl with her lost doll

    US pilot flies over 9,000 km to reunite 9-year-old girl with her lost doll

    Valentina Dominguez’s parents remembered that they last saw the doll in Tokyo while they were heading to Texas from a trip to Indonesia.

  • Tokyo can show Delhi how to prevent floods

    Tokyo can show Delhi how to prevent floods

    Tokyo had commissioned the G-Cans project or Metropolitan Area Outer Underground Discharge Channel which consists of five huge silos, 6.5 km connecting tunnels, storage tanks and pumps. It has saved the Japanese government about $1.4 billion in disaster relief and rehabilitation.

  • Tokyo residents find comfort in fluffy, street-strolling alpacas

    Tokyo residents find comfort in fluffy, street-strolling alpacas

    After a round of brushing and combing, the woolly natives of South America are ready for their day: spending time with visitors who pay 1,000 yen ($7) for 30 minutes petting them, hugging them and burying faces in their fleece.

  • Runway reopens at Tokyo's Haneda airport after two planes bump into each other

    Runway reopens at Tokyo's Haneda airport after two planes bump into each other

    A Thai Airways International jet headed to Bangkok accidentally hit a parked Eva Airways plane headed to Taipei at Haneda airport, said Isamu Yamane, a deputy administrator in the Transport Ministry.

  • Warren Buffett and Other Billionaires Agree: Tokyo’s worth revisiting

    Warren Buffett and Other Billionaires Agree: Tokyo’s worth revisiting

    A large taxation burden compared to Hong Kong and Singapore, Japanese and not English as the language of both day-to-day life, and red tape had hurt Tokyo. But the issues facing Hong Kong, Singapore  and Chinese financial centres may end up benefiting Tokyo

  • New York tops cities that are home to people with over $1-mn investable wealth

    New York tops cities that are home to people with over $1-mn investable wealth

    The Big Apple held its top spot after the number of high net worth individuals surged 40 percent in the 2012-2022 period.

  • Ex-BOJ chief Haruhiko Kuroda tapped for job at university in Tokyo

    Ex-BOJ chief Haruhiko Kuroda tapped for job at university in Tokyo

    Haruhiko Kuroda will become a senior academic fellow at National Graduate Institute for Policy Studies (GRIPS), a job aimed at making use of his rich experience for teaching students, many of whom are from Asia, the official said.

  • The only Indian city on list of world’s best cities for public transport

    The only Indian city on list of world’s best cities for public transport

    Only one Indian city made it to Time Out’s list of the world’s best cities for public transport - Mumbai, with its local train connectivity, claimed the 19th spot on the list.

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