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Belgian royals roll out red carpet for Japan's emperor

Japanese Emperor Naruhito and Empress Masako received a ceremonial welcome at the Royal Palace of Brussels as they began a state visit to Belgium.

Euronews

Toyota And Nissan Admit Their American-Made Vehicles Aren't Up To Japanese Standards

Japanese buyers are not used to buying new cars that might have thin paint, panel gaps, or leftover residue.

Motor1

Japan's emperor and empress arrive in Belgium for state visit

The arrival of Japan's emperor and empress in Belgium marks a symbolic moment for two countries whose partnership stretches back more than a century and a half.

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Esports Research Network Conference 2026 lands at University of Tsukuba in Japan

The Esports Research Network Conference 2026 will convene at Japan's University of Tsukuba in September, uniting academic researchers, game publishers, and policymakers under a shared theme of gaming heritage and competitive gaming's future.

Dot Esports

India launches anti-dumping probe into electrical steel imports from China, 3 other nations

India has launched an anti-dumping investigation into electrical steel imports from China, Japan, Korea, and Russia. This move, prompted by a complaint from JSW JFE Electrical Steel Nashik, aims to protect domestic manufacturers from alleged cheap imports that are reportedly causing significant harm. The probe will determine if dumping has…

The Economic Times

CCI clears Honda's proposal to acquire additional 21% stake in Astemo

Japan's Honda Motor Co. has received a green light from the Competition Commission of India (CCI) to acquire an additional 21% stake in automotive components maker Astemo from Hitachi. This move will transform Astemo into a consolidated subsidiary of Honda. The deal, announced last December, will see Honda's ownership increase…

The Economic Times

Japan launches ‘supreme class’ bullet train airline-style private cabins

Already renowned for their speed and comfort, Japan's Shinkansen bullet trains are about to become even more luxurious, with new private suites set to launch this autumn featuring lockable doors, reclining seats and dedicated Wi-Fi.

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“Sylvian then felt justified in mixing our work alone – which by any other name would be known as hijacking”: The destructive breakdown of a band that reached artistic greatness only to fall apart due to internal tensions – twice!

While Rain Tree Crow was an unlikely second chapter for Japan, its existence proved that their collective talent was too rare to walk away from

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Japan visa fee hike by 400% from July 1: Countries to be affected most, and all other questions answered

Japan visa fee hike news: For the first time since 1978, Japan is increasing the entry visa fee for all foreigners starting from July 1. As the fee hike comes in nearly 50 years, the increase is astounding -- almost a five-fold increase. From July 1, single-entry visa fees will…

The Times of India

Stock Index Futures Plunge as Tech Selloff Rages On, U.S. PMI Data in Focus

September S&P 500 E-Mini futures (ESU26) are down -1.26%, and September Nasdaq 100 E-Mini futures (NQU26) are down -2.47% this morning as renewed concerns about sky-high tech valuations prompted investors to revisit their holdings.

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Every step counts: How Japan is turning millions of footsteps into clean electricity

Every day, millions of people walk through Tokyo's train stations without thinking twice about where they're going, let alone the energy their steps are wasting. Japan, however, has been thinking about exactly that. The country has been quietly experimenting with a technology that captures the kinetic energy produced when a…

The Times of India

Will Asia return to Iranian oil? Tehran races to secure largest oil importers after US waiver, says report

Iran is actively seeking new buyers for its oil in Asia, including India, Japan, and South Korea, following a temporary US sanctions waiver. This move aims to clear millions of barrels stored at sea and diversify its customer base beyond China. While some refiners are cautiously exploring opportunities, uncertainty surrounding…

The Times of India

Kim Jong Un warns Japan turning into ‘war state’ and calls for bolstering military capability

North Korean leader says ’exercising position of nuclear weapons state is most correct and unique way to actively and confidently cope with unpredictable international military and political situation getting complicated’

The Independent UK

Investor Shannon Saccocia Talks Oil Prices, Opportunities and Stock Outlook for 2026

The chief investment officer – wealth at Neuberger, an investment management firm, speaks with Kiplinger.

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The Economic Times

Dollar hits one-year high on Fed hike bets; yen nears 40-year low

The US dollar surged to a year-high on Tuesday, driven by expectations of a more aggressive Federal Reserve and ongoing Middle East uncertainty. Traders are anticipating rate hikes, with major banks revising their forecasts. Meanwhile, the Japanese yen teetered near a four-decade low, prompting speculation about potential intervention by Japanese…

The Economic Times

Syrma SGS Technology shares jump 5% after JV pact with Japan’s Kaga Electronics

Syrma SGS Technology's shares jumped nearly 5% after announcing a significant joint venture with Japan's Kaga Electronics. This collaboration aims to establish a cutting-edge manufacturing facility in India, primarily serving Japanese clients and bolstering Syrma's presence in high-value electronics. The partnership, with Syrma holding a 60% stake, is seen as…

The Economic Times

Japan bond yields mixed after relatively weak 5-year auction

Japanese government bond yields showed mixed movements on Tuesday, with a weaker-than-expected auction for 5-year bonds. Yields on shorter maturities edged up, while longer-term bonds saw slight declines. Discussions between Japan's Finance Minister and the U.S. Treasury Secretary about global markets and currency swings have fueled speculation about potential acceleration…

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It's the Kind of Japanese Bathtub People Who Are Into Wellness All Want — But There's Something You Need to Know About the Ritual of Ofuro

Less about cleansing, this ritual is crafted around an after-shower soak that soothes your mind and body

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Chinese residents in Japan fear tighter visa rules could force departures

KYODO — Chinese residents who moved to Japan seeking greater freedom are increasingly concerned that tighter visa rules could force some of them to leave, with critics warning the changes risk driving away people who have become an important bridge between Japan and China.

The Economic Times

FIFA World Cup standings: Six teams advance into Round of 32; check who could qualify next

The FIFA World Cup 2026 group stage is heating up, with Germany, USA, and Mexico already securing knockout berths. Many other nations are on the cusp of qualification, while some face an uphill battle. Exciting contests are unfolding across various groups, promising a thrilling race for the remaining spots in…

The Economic Times

Does planting more trees on farmland actually hurt bird populations? Here's what a new study reveals about hidden risks of tree planting

New research from Japan reveals that planting trees for conservation, while beneficial for some birds, can negatively impact species reliant on open agricultural wetlands. Shelterbelts, intended to protect crops, were found to significantly reduce grassland bird populations and wetland species diversity. This highlights a critical trade-off, suggesting that well-intentioned tree…

Euronews

Japan to increase visa fees by more than five times starting on 1 July

Japan wants to help manage the rising costs of its immigration system by making tourist visas significantly more expensive in the first fee increase in nearly half a century.

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95 Photos That Got People Saying ‘Damn, That’s Interesting’

The internet is pretty much endless, which means there’s always something new to come across. From breaking news and memes to cute kitten videos and random rabbit holes, it has a bit of everything. Still, finding posts that are actually worth your time can be tricky. Luckily, we gathered some…

GamesRadar

Meccha Chameleon flies by 7 million sales in under 2 weeks as Steam's latest viral hit continues to go to the moon, devs celebrate by teasing a "Japan-themed map"

Another day, another indie banger

International Business Times UK

Japanese Men's Viral World Cup Clean-Up Sparks Brutal Backlash: 'Please Do It At Home'

Japanese fans' World Cup clean-up tradition faces backlash, sparking debate on gender roles and unpaid domestic work, highlighting a gap between public behaviour and private responsibility.

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