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The draft of Japanese government's fundamental 'Basic Policy' for economic and fiscal management, which aims to be approved by the Cabinet this month, includes measures to address the gender wage gap.

A Japanese man working as a chef was fatally stabbed on a street in Vancouver, Canada. Police are currently searching for the suspect.

In the latest episode of 'Jobless Reincarnation: I Will Seriously Try If I Go To Another World『無職転生Ⅱ』,' Rudeus Greyrat and his companions venture into a perilous dungeon known for its intricate traps and powerful guardians.

In an effort to attract new deposits in the "world of interest," Mitsubishi UFJ Bank is launching a campaign offering a 10,000 yen cashback for new account openings via smartphones.

The Japan Meteorological Agency announced on Saturday morning that the rainy season has begun in southern Kyushu, nine days later than usual.

In April last year, a ramen shop owner who was also a Yakuza leader was murdered in Kobe. The police have arrested five members from another Yakuza gang on suspicion of involvement in the killing.

In recent years, Japan's bustling community of foreign exchange (forex) traders has increasingly embraced automated trading through the use of Expert Advisors (EAs).

A shrine in Tsushima, Nagasaki Prefecture, with over a thousand years of history, has controversially banned Korean tourists. This decision has sparked widespread discussion.

A plastic bucket exploded at a golf practice range in Matsubara City, Osaka Prefecture on Thursday, with a note addressed to the company president later found attached.

A capybara escaped from a theme park in Nikko City, Tochigi Prefecture, on Thursday was found dead on a local road the following morning.

A university student, who called himself the former 'Toe-Yoko King,' has been arrested for allegedly assaulting an 11-year-old elementary school girl he met in Tokyo's Kabukicho.

In broad daylight, three giant bears appeared at a "campground." They devoured the food on the tables and flattened the tents, causing extensive damage.

A new area at Tokyo DisneySea, called 'Fantasy Springs,' opened on Thursday. An opening ceremony was held in the morning, followed by visitors arriving from 8 AM.

An advisory body to UNESCO has suggested that the Sado Island Gold Mines in Niigata Prefecture may face difficulties in achieving World Cultural Heritage status this time.

A Chinese man who allegedly vandalized a stone pillar at Yasukuni Shrine in Tokyo’s Chiyoda Ward with spray paint spoke to ANN, emphasizing that he has no intention of turning himself in.

The ongoing legal battle involving Matsumoto Hitoshi from the comedy duo 'Downtown' and allegations published by the weekly magazine Shukan Bunshun about a woman's claims of sexual misconduct has taken a new turn.

The oil trading industry is a complex ecosystem, heavily influenced by global geopolitical events, supply and demand dynamics, and various other factors.

Decentralized exchanges (DEXs) enable direct peer-to-peer cryptocurrency transactions without the need for an intermediary.

In the realm of cryptocurrencies, tokens serve a myriad of purposes beyond simple payments. They have evolved to become powerful tools for transforming industries through innovative token utility.

Hair removal for men has become common, but in recent years, attention has turned to hair removal for children, known as "kids hair removal." Some children start as young as 4 years old. We investigated this trend.

Kyoto's renowned Gion Festival, particularly its highlight event, the Yamahoko Junko parade, will offer premium viewing seats priced at up to 200,000 yen.

A woman and her elementary school-aged daughter who were aboard a ferry have gone missing.

The video-sharing app TikTok has unveiled its 'Top Trends of the First Half of the Year' awards, listing 25 trending hashtags and keywords. The winners will be announced on June 20.

Tokyo is set to launch a 'marriage hunting app' around summer 2024 to combat the declining birthrate, which hit a record low of 1.20. The app, using AI for matchmaking based on value assessments, targets singles aged 18 and above who live, work, or study in Tokyo.

The wage gap between men and women in Japan shows no signs of narrowing, with women earning about 25% less than men. As the government attempts to address the issue, some companies are working to improve the treatment of female employees.

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