Athletes vaccinating amid hope Tokyo Games will go ahead as planned
The International Paralympic Committee has revealed that some athletes have already started
Dry ice, containers and overworked doctors: the hurdles for Japan’s vaccine roll-out
Japan’s vaccination roll-out faces logistical hurdles that could further delay the slow-moving
Japan stands firm on Tokyo Olympics schedule, denies report of cancellation
Japan stood firm on Friday on its commitment to host the Tokyo Olympics this year and denied reports
Japan to ban entry of foreign athletes during virus emergency
Japan will temporarily suspend exemptions allowing foreign athletes to train in the country ahead of
Tokyo Games chief expects decision by March on allowing spectators
Organisers of the postponed Tokyo Olympics should decide in February or March whether the
Japanese pray for end to pandemic in annual ice bath ritual at Tokyo shrine
Men wearing traditional loin clothes and women dressed in white robes clapped and chanted before
Japanese cheerleaders lift spirits amid pandemic
Japanese cheerleaders danced and cheered on commuters outside a Tokyo rail station on Thursday in a
Mauritius shipping disaster caused by lack of attention to safety: Owner
Japan’s Nagashiki Shipping said on Friday the grounding of one of its large bulk carriers that
Olympics-A third of Japanese want Tokyo Games cancelled: NHK poll
A third of Japanese residents want the Tokyo Olympics to be scrapped amid fears that an influx of
Japan’s bird flu outbreak worsens, government orders disinfection of poultry farms
Japan’s bird flu outbreak worsened with two more prefectures reporting poultry deaths and exclusion
Residents uncertain about Olympic Games as costs, COVID-19 cases rise
Japanese residents are torn between trepidation and tentative support for next year’s Olympic Games
Japan’s PM says foreign long-term visa holders can gradually enter from October
Japan will gradually start allowing entry to foreigners with newly issued long-term visas from
Japan to further ease COVID-19 entry curbs but not for tourists -Asahi
Japan is considering allowing more foreigners into the country for longer stays starting as early as
Typhoon Haishen heads toward Korea after battering Japan
South Korea hunkered down for the arrival of Typhoon Haishen on Monday, after the powerful storm
How Abe’s right-hand man made his play for Japan’s top job
In the days leading up to Shinzo Abe’s surprise resignation last month as rumors of his ill health
Japan’s Suga says to run for ruling party leadership race, wants to avoid vacuum
Japanese Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga declared on Wednesday he would run for the
Japan ship deviated from shipping lane before Mauritius impact, data shows
The Japanese-owned bulk carrier that ran aground off Mauritius and spilled oil over pristine waters
Japanese ship involved in Mauritius oil spill breaks apart
A Japanese bulk carrier that ran aground on a reef in Mauritius last month threatening a marine
Pandemic woes keep Japan’s service sector in decline at start of third quarter: PMI
Japan’s services sector contracted for a sixth straight month in July, suggesting economic activity
In a flash, a changed world: Remembering Hiroshima
The atomic bomb the United States dropped on Hiroshima on Aug. 6, 1945 killed tens of thousands and