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Eight teenagers in Okinawa, Japan, have been arrested in the death of a classmate beaten so badly he died of hemorrhagic shock, police said. The eight were charged Friday with inflicting bodily injury resulting in the death of 14-year-old Hoshito Yonemori...
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Decades since Washington and Tokyo reportedly crafted secret agreements to allow U.S. nuclear weapons in Japanese territory, declassified documents from the U.S. detailing its nuclear presence in Okinawa and elsewhere in Japan during the postwar period...
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Louis Vuitton may have charmed Japanese wallets, but if Dominique Cravic and Daniel Colin have their way, musette will soon enchant Japanese ears and minds. Musette is an accordion-centered traditional French music created in Paris in the 1920s from...
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The US must deal with the fact that the Japanese people have chosen a different path from 50-odd years of LDP rule, and that the old certainties of the alliance are no longer valid...It violates the expressed will of Nago citizens, as well as that of...
South Korea For all of President Obama ’s laying claim to the title of “America’s first Pacific president,” Asia was always going to be a tough nut for him to crack. Without the first lady at his side, he would not have the kind of round-the-clock...
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Magician Cyril Takayama thinks of himself as a performing artiste. YOU may not have heard of Cyril Takayama, one of Japan�s most popular street magicians who has been appearing in local Japanese television productions.
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The former Japanese government had agreed to keep the Futenma air station in the southern island of Okinawa provided that Washington would agree with the relocation of some 8,000 US marines in Japan to the US territory of Guam. Japan's incumbent Premier...
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Foreign Minister Katsuya Okada may have eyed a breakthrough on the thorny issue of where to relocate a U.S. military airfield in Okinawa when he revived in late October a previously dismissed idea of merging it with the nearby U.S...Marine Corps' Futemma...
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The Documents [Yuki Tanaka is Research Professor, Hiroshima Peace Institute and an Asia-Pacific Jurnal coordinator. He is the coeditor with Marilyn Young of Bombing Civilians: A Twentieth Century History. He wrote this article for The Asia-Pacific Journal.]...
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Foreign Minister Katsuya Okada on Monday stressed to heads of local governments hosting the U.S. Kadena Air Base in Okinawa that a reduction in the noise level is a prerequisite in considering relocating a nearby U.S...To access full stories on Kyodo...
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