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If you want to to know the best Movies from Japan you should definitely watch our picks for the best Japanese Movies of 2021. (communiTV)

We review footage from out patch of the woods as well as talk about trail cam tips & tricks! (Japan Trail Cam)

Two Americans imprisoned in Japan for helping former Nissan Chairman Carlos Ghosn avoid trial and escape to Lebanon are hoping to serve the rest of their time in the U.S. (Japan Today)

Energy ministers from Group of Seven nations have agreed to continue working toward the diversification of energy sources to reduce dependence on Russia. (NHK)

While travelling through Okayama city in search of fruit (genuinely), a kind Japanese shop owner gave me a bounty of fruits and sweets free of charge! (Abroad in Japan Clips)

Japan Airlines (JAL) has requested approval from Japan`s Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism (MLIT) to set the level of fuel surcharge on international passenger tickets purchased in Japan between April 1 and May 31, 2022. (aviation24)

The Japanese government is considering offering a fourth coronavirus vaccine shot from this summer, the Yomiuri daily reported on Friday. (whbl.com)

Friday marks the 11th anniversary of a massive earthquake and tsunami that struck eastern and northeastern Japan, causing a severe nuclear accident. (NHK)

The Japanese government has decided on an emergency cash handout program to support financially-struggling international students who enter the country following the easing of coronavirus border restrictions. (NHK)

Toyota Motor Corp (7203.T) has told suppliers it will cut domestic production by up to 20% from a previous plan for the three months from April, it said on Friday, to ease the strain on suppliers struggling with shortages of chips and other parts. (Reuters)

Perhaps nothing highlights how the world of manga, the comics and cartoons originating in Japan, has gone global better than that coming together of superheroes, American and Japanese. (msn.com)

Police in Tokyo said Thursday that a 47-year-old man who has been arrested for exposing himself to a 22-year-old woman as she walked home, has admitted doing the same thing to other women on at least 30 occasions. (Japan Today)

Police in Tokyo have arrested a 40-year-old Turkish man on suspicion of sexually molesting a woman in her 20s at a train station. (Japan Today)

Scientists have developed a model that predicts six tropical fish species will expand into northern parts of Japan as sea temperatures rise. (sciencedaily.com)

Don’t be afraid – the vengeful spirit is here to share surprisingly normal videos featuring cooking and video games (timeout.com)

A major new attraction is coming to Universal Studios Hollywood next year that will be sure to draw thousands of Nintendo fans. (cbslocal)

As millions flee Russian bombing in Ukraine, Japan has pledged to take in some of them to help ease the brewing humanitarian crisis, a test for the country's refugee policy that admits just 1% of asylum-seekers. (Nikkei)

The Cambodian Minister of Foreign Affairs and appointed ASEAN Special Envoy on Myanmar, Deputy Prime Minister Prak Sokhonn, met with the Japan Special Envoy for national reconciliation in Myanmar and Chairman of the Nippon Foundation, Yohei Sasakawa, on Tuesday morning to discuss matters related to the ongoing crisis in Myanmar. (EAC News)

Major Japanese convenience-store chain FamilyMart is going to stop providing plastic forks to customers who purchase food items. It's part of a nationwide effort to cut down on waste. (NHK)

Japan is set to remove the current spectator attendance limit for large-scale events as the spread of coronavirus infections slows, government officials familiar with the plan said Wednesday. (Kyodo)

Tokyo National Museum + Japan Cultural Expo (WAO RYU!ONLY in JAPAN)

Russian President Vladimir Putin has signed into law an amendment to the federal tax code that would establish a tariff-free zone on what Russia calls the Kuril Islands. (NHK)

Japanese gaming giants Sony and Nintendo have halted shipments to Russia, joining a growing list of global brands that are exiting the country following Moscow’s invasion of Ukraine. (Al Jazeera)

Uniqlo owner Fast Retailing Co and Japan Tobacco Inc on Thursday said they would suspend operations in Russia, in a U-turn by the Japanese consumer giants which had indicated they would stay in the market after Moscow's invasion of Ukraine. (Nikkei)

A citizens group advocating for joint parental authority for divorced parents — currently not granted in Japan — is clashing with lawyers defending mothers who are allegedly victims of domestic violence and have fled their spouses with their children. (Japan Times)

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