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TOKYO

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/ 24 January 2012

Experts forecast strong quakes for Japan

Experts in Japan have warned that the chances of a powerful earthquake striking Tokyo in the next four years could be as high as 70%.

By Staff Reporter
Fifa may allow women to wear hijabs in official matches
Article
/ 17 December 2011

Fifa may allow women to wear hijabs in official matches

Fifa and the International Football Association are to consider changing laws to allow women to wear a headscarf when playing in official matches.

By Staff Reporter
2013 Club World Cup to be held in Morocco
Article
/ 17 December 2011

2013 Club World Cup to be held in Morocco

Morocco will become the first African country to host the annual Club World Cup of continental winners, Fifa President Sepp Blatter announced.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 19 September 2011

Thousands protest against nuclear power in Japan

Tens of thousands of demonstrators rallied in Tokyo, calling for an end to nuclear energy in Japan after the March 11 disaster.

By Staff Reporter
Japan typhoon claims dozens of lives
Article
/ 4 September 2011

Japan typhoon claims dozens of lives

Reports from Japan say a typhoon has left at least 20 people dead and more than 50 missing, after swollen rivers swept away buildings.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 14 July 2011

IOC chief calls for Japan’s 2020 Olympics bid

Jacques Rogge says Tokyo should not be discouraged from bidding for the 2020 Olympics just because South Korea won the right to host the 2018 Games.

By Jim Armstrong
Japanese engineers aim to restore power to avert catastrophe
Article
/ 17 March 2011

Japanese engineers aim to restore power to avert catastrophe

Japanese engineers worked through the night to lay a 1,5km electricity cable to a crippled nuclear power plant in the hope of restarting pumps.

By Kiyoshi Takenaka
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/ 16 March 2011

IAEA chief heading to Japan to face nuclear crisis

The UN atomic energy chief said he plans to fly to Japan on Thursday to seek first-hand information of what he called a "very serious" situation.

By Sylvia Westall and Fredrik Dahl
Quake causes many injuries in Japan, 4m tsunami
Article
/ 11 March 2011

Quake causes many injuries in Japan, 4m tsunami

A massive 8,8-magnitude quake hit the north-east coast of Japan on Friday, shaking buildings in the capital Tokyo, triggering a 4m tsunami.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 28 October 2009

Henry names strong line-up for Tokyo Bledisloe clash

All Black coach Graham Henry expects the Bledisloe Cup Test against Australia to be full-blooded and has named a strong lineup for the match.

By Greg Stutchbury
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Article
/ 8 October 2009

Nissan’s new concept car ‘feels like flying’

Nissan has unveiled a concept car that tilts to the side when going around bends to make drivers feel like they are gliding through the air.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 2 October 2009

Obama love flows for Chicago at 2016 Games vote

US President Barack Obama let his love for Chicago flow in a bid to capture the 2016 Olympic Games from rivals Rio, Tokyo and Madrid at Friday’s vote.

By Pirate Irwin
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/ 2 September 2009

Rio, Chicago favoured in IOC’s 2016 evaluation

Rio de Janeiro and Chicago’s chances of hosting the 2016 Olympics were boosted on Wednesday as they appeared to come out tops in the IOC’s evaluation.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 7 July 2009

Jo’burg cheapest, Tokyo is priciest city for expats

Moving to Japan? It had better be on a good salary, with a global survey naming Tokyo and Osaka as the world’s most expensive cities for expatriates.

By Miral Fahmy
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/ 17 May 2009

Swine flu spreads in Japan as WHO prepares to meet

Japan said on Sunday that 13 more students had tested positive for swine flu, as officials gathered in Geneva for talks on how to contain the virus.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 9 March 2009

Japan swings to record current account deficit

Japan’s current account balance swung to its largest deficit on record in January, with the income surplus tumbling about a third from a year earlier.

By Yuzo Saeki
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/ 27 February 2009

Record budget to up pressure for Japan’s PM to quit

Japan’s lower house of Parliament approved a record budget on Friday, a step likely to intensify pressure for the country’s unpopular premier to quit.

By Chisa Fujioka
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/ 13 February 2009

Tiny ‘the new big’

Sporting a tuft of dyed, slicked-back hair, the world’s shortest man said on Friday there was every reason to think big about being tiny.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 30 January 2009

Record tumble in Japan output signals dismal GDP

Japanese industrial production fell 9,6% in December and core inflation almost evaporated, reinforcing expectations of a record economic contraction.

By Leika Kihara
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Article
/ 22 January 2009

Sony warns of $2,9bn loss

Sony warned it would post a bigger than expected ,9-billion operating loss this business year due to sliding demand.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 16 January 2009

Lonely Japanese give the nod to potted friend

The Pekoppa toy, which looks like a small plant just starting to sprout from a pot, flutters its two leaves when it senses someone is speaking nearby.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 15 January 2009

Dad busted for impersonating son

A 54-year-old Japanese man was caught impersonating his 20-year-old son during an exam, even getting a perm to make himself look younger.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 13 January 2009

Japanese lawmaker defects in blow to ‘old guard’

A senior lawmaker defected from Japan’s ruling party on Tuesday, denouncing beleaguered Prime Minister Taro Aso as an ”old-guard crony”

By Kyoko Hasegawa
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/ 7 January 2009

Japan to monitor greenhouse gases from space

Japan’s space agency will launch a satellite later this month to monitor greenhouse gases around the world, officials said on Wednesday

By Chisa Fujioka
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/ 6 January 2009

Sanyo to cut a thousand workers

Electronics company scales back unprofitable businesses ahead of an expected buyout

By Staff Reporter
Take the wasabi route
Article
/ 20 November 2008

Take the wasabi route

For 10 days in Tokyo I could eat in a different style of restaurant every night, writes Brent Meersman.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 21 August 2008

Sony to launch new high-resolution PSP

Sony will launch a new PSP in October with a high-resolution screen and a built-in microphone that enables it to be used as a telephone.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 14 July 2008

Modern mind, ancient spirit

Japan blesses Nicole Johnston with good fortune and a new reverence for vegetables.

By Nicole Johnston
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Article
/ 8 July 2008

Woman overpowers thief with tea and sympathy

A Japanese woman escaped unhurt from a knife-wielding thief this week after the mother calmed him down with a cup of tea and a chat.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 14 June 2008

Japan quake kills three, more missing

An earthquake with a magnitude of 7,2 struck rural northern Japan on Saturday, killing at least three people.

By Toru Hani
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/ 9 June 2008

Tokyo stabbings: Killer posted plans online

The 25-year-old man arrested on Sunday for stabbing seven people to death on a Tokyo street warned that he was about to kill indiscriminately in messages to an online notice board.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 8 June 2008

Man knifes shoppers in Tokyo, at least four dead

A man drove a truck into a crowd of pedestrians in a popular Tokyo shopping district and then went on a stabbing rampage on Sunday.

By David Dolan
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