By Tim Kelly TOKYO, March 16 (Reuters) – Japan has no plan to dispatch naval vessels to escort vessels in the Middle East, Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi said on Monday, after U.S. President Donald …
Japan’s cherry blossom season begins with first flowering confirmed in 3 cities
Cherry blossoms, or “sakura,” usually reach their peak in late March to early April, as the country celebrates the start of a new school and business year. Many Japanese enjoy walking or picnicking …
Shohei Ohtani sends message on social media days after Japan’s WBC exit
Shohei Ohtani sent a message on social media just days after Japan’s unexpected elimination from the World Baseball Classic.
Indonesia, Japan Ink Nuclear Power Deal
The document promotes Japan’s involvement in Indonesia’s nuclear plant ambitions as Tokyo calls for a transparent selection process.
Japan finance minister flags readiness to take decisive steps on forex
TOKYO, March 16 (Reuters) – Japan Finance Minister Satsuki Katayama said on Monday that the government is prepared to take decisive steps against volatility in foreign exchange and other financial …
Japan erupts with calls to cancel Netflix after WBC loss
Thousands of Japanese baseball fans are calling for the country to cancel their Netflix subscriptions after their loss in the WBC.
Shohei Ohtani sounds off after Japan’s WBC loss to Venezuela
Shohei Ohtani sounded off after Japan’s loss to Venezuela, which officially eliminated them from the World Baseball Classic.
Venezuela knocks out champion Japan in electric World Baseball Classic game: Highlights
Shohei Ohtani and reigning champ Japan faced Venezuela team in WBC quarterfinals. Check out the highlights.
Japan routs Philippines 7-0 to reach Women’s Asian Cup semis and clinch a World Cup spot
Toko Koga headed in two goals as Japan routed Philippines 7-0 on Sunday to advance to the Women’s Asian Cup semifinals and secure a spot in next year’s World Cup in Brazil. The 20-year-old Tottenham …
Japan, S. Korea finance chiefs express ‘serious concern’ on yen, won falls
TOKYO (Kyodo) — The finance ministers of Japan and South Korea expressed “serious concern” about the sharp fall of their respective currencies to the U.S. dollar amid Middle East tensions, vowing to …