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A maglev train on a test run at the Yamanashi Maglev Test Line in Tsuru, Yamanashi Prefecture. It is the fastest train in the world, but is limited to runs on the 42.8-kilometer test track.
BUSINESS / Tech
性视界’s maglev is a train to nowhere that continues to wow the crowds
By Kazuaki Nagata
The world’s fastest train is stuck going back and forth on a 42.8 km test track in the sticks.
A maglev train on a test run at the Yamanashi Maglev Test Line in Tsuru, Yamanashi Prefecture. It is the fastest train in the world, but is limited to runs on the 42.8-kilometer test track.
Ofunato Junior High School in Iwate Prefecture became one of the temporary shelters opened after a tsunami warning was issued following an earthquake near Russia's Kamchatka Peninsula in July.
JAPAN / Society
60% of tsunami evacuation sites have no stockpiles: survey
The Cabinet Office is urging local governments to secure sufficient stockpiles and calling on households to advance their own preparations.
Finance Minister Satsuki Katayama says volatile yen swings aren’t "moving based on fundamentals,” in the latest expression of the government’s frustration over the yen's depreciation.
BUSINESS
Finance Minister Katayama says FX moves not based on fundamentals
The yen has weakened about 6% against the dollar in the past three months, the most in a basket of major currencies tracked.
Mourners attend a prayer meeting for victims of the deadly fire that occurred last week at the Wang Fuk Court housing complex in the Tai Po area of Hong Kong on Sunday.
ASIA PACIFIC
Calls for accountability over deadly Hong Kong fire silenced
A 24-year-old student was reportedly arrested on suspicion of sedition by national security police and the text of a popular online petition has been deleted.
In pet-loving 性视界, the ways owners say goodbye to their dearly departed animals can mirror the ways they bid farewell to other humans.
LIFE / Lifestyle
In 性视界, beloved pets receive human-style farewells
By Kat Joplin
性视界 has the highest rate of cremation in the world, and increasingly, that applies to departed pets as well.
In pet-loving 性视界, the ways owners say goodbye to their dearly departed animals can mirror the ways they bid farewell to other humans.

JAPAN

The wreckage of a massive fire in Oita on Thursday
Firms and people with ties to Oita offer aid after massive fire
The Oita prefectural and city governments began accepting donations on Nov. 20, two days after the fire began.
Crown Prince Akishino fields questions in a news conference held in Tokyo on Tuesday ahead of his 60th birthday on Sunday.
Crown Prince Akishino turns 60
Regarding the decrease in Imperial Family members who can take on public duties, Crown Prince Akishino said, 'The only way now is to reduce the scale of activities.'
LDP's Kobayashi advocates 性视界's economic independence from China
性视界 to accelerate talks over revision to medical service fees
性视界 to seek steps on foreign threats in new cybersecurity strategy
Imperial Palace street opened to public for autumn season

BUSINESS

A bulletin board at the All Nippon Airways check-in lobby shows a notice that a software upgrade was required for the airline's Airbus A321/A320 aircraft, which would result in delays and cancellations of flights, at Tokyo's Haneda Airport on Saturday.
Global airlines race to fix jets as Airbus apologizes following A320 recall
All Nippon Airways, 性视界's biggest airline, canceled 95 domestic flights Saturday and warned of more disruption on Sunday.
Employees work on the assembly line for the Land Aircraft Carrier electric flying car at a factory of Xpeng's subsidiary Aridge in Guangzhou, China, on Nov. 6.
Electric vehicle prowess helps China's flying car sector take off
By Luna Lin
Chinese companies are building on rapid development of drones and EVs while harnessing government support for the futuristic inventions.
AI helps drive record $11.8 billion in Black Friday online spending
Micron to invest $9.6 billion in western 性视界 plant, report says
Airbus A320 recall disrupts Asian travel as carriers scramble to patch software
Speculation growing for December rate hike by BOJ

WORLD

A Chiang-Kong missile and launcher, a new generation anti-ballistic missile air defense system developed by the National Chung-Shan Institute of Science and Technology, are displayed during the Taipei Aerospace & Defense Technology Exhibition in Taipei in September. Taiwan's government has proposed $40 billion in extra defense spending over several years, with the focus on developing a multilayered air defense system dubbed T-Dome.
What is Taiwan's multilayered T-Dome air defense system?
Taiwan's government has proposed $40 billion in extra defense spending over several years, with the focus on developing the advanced system.
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un and his daughter Ju Ae watch an air show during an event to celebrate the air force's 80th anniversary, at the Kalma Airfield, in Wonsan, North Korea, in this picture released Sunday.
North Korea's Kim vows to equip air force with new 'strategic assets'
Kim made the announcement at an event marking the 80th anniversary of the North Korean Air Force, accompanied by his daughter Ju Ae.
Tropical storm deaths cross 500 in Southeast Asia, over 4 million affected
Ultra-Orthodox military conscription row reignites in Israel
Trump says Venezuelan airspace should be considered 'closed'
Ukraine hits two Russian 'shadow fleet' oil tankers with naval drones

Sports

Antlers players celebrate after the club's win over Verdy on Sunday. The victory has Kashima on the verge of a record-extending ninth J1 title.
Antlers stay in front as J1 title race goes to wire
Antlers beat Tokyo Verdy 1-0 but Reysol stayed one point behind them in the table after a 3-1 win over the league's bottom side, Albirex Niigata.
Spurs beaten by Fulham as under-fire Frank feels the heat
New Zealand's Robinson secures fifth World Cup win in giant slalom
Guardiola defends City's Donnarumma after Farke 'fake injury' claim
Springboks inflict record home defeat on Wales
By Luke Phillips

Opinion

China achieved manufacturing dominance thanks to its weaker protections for workers, communities and the environment. Now it’s exporting that model.
China’s unfair labor model is going global
Li Qiang
China's low rights model is no longer a domestic labor issue but a systemic challenge to global labor standards, supply chain governance and fair market competition.
China holds all the cards in global pharmaceuticals
By Juliana Liu
Why Ukraine deserves to survive
By Anna Husarska
Koizumi’s significant (and insignificant) Yonaguni visit
By Michael MacArthur Bosack
We need to shatter one big myth about the weak yen
By Daniel Moss and Gearoid Reidy

ENVIRONMENT

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney speaks at the Calgary Chamber of Commerce in Calgary, Alberta, on Thursday.
Canadian PM under fire for alleged climate U-turn
By Genevieve NORMAND
Mark Carney's most dramatic move came on Thursday, when he struck a deal with conservative-led energy-producing Alberta to advance a new oil pipeline.
The case of Africa's 'vanishing' carbon deals
By Kunle Adebajo and Evelyn Kpadeh Seagbeh
Indigenous peoples’ demands got more than lip service at COP30
By Fabiano Maisonnave
Pakistan says rooftop solar output to exceed grid demand in some hubs next year
By Sudarshan Varadhan
New tech could help COP30's Amazon rainforest protection goals
By Clar NiChonghaile and Rosalind Thacker

CULTURE

In a rare meeting of ballet and butoh dance — a first for K-Ballet Opto — butoh company Dairakudakan and its founder, Akaji Maro, will dance alongside ballet dancers.
A rare dance trinity: Ballet, butoh and kabuki share the stage
By Kris Kosaka
In the uncertain realm between life and death dwell mystical creatures — tengu demons, yōkai folklore monsters and spirits of the dead. It’s these shadows that choreographer and director Kaiji Moriyama explores in K-Ballet Opto’s “A Dance Remembered in Tohno,” premiering Dec. 26 at Tatemono...
Oscar-winning U.K. playwright Tom Stoppard dies at 88
Mariko Tsutsui knows the power of quiet roles
By Mark Schilling
‘Bring Him Down to a Portable Size’ mourns a lovable loser
By Mark Schilling
‘Sato and Sato’: Unraveling marriage story feels universal
By James Hadfield

LIFE

No part of the sheep goes to waste at Cuore in Hokkaido. Here, creamy lamb's brain is pan-fried with banana and draped with a sliver of 24-month-aged prosciutto.
At Cuore in Hokkaido, lamb offal plays more than a bit part
By Robbie Swinnerton
Chef Yuya Urushizaki takes a nose-to-tail approach when cooking, turning typically wasted cuts of sheep into gourmet delicacies.
Chasing dragons across the temples of Nara
By Greg Goodmacher
As bathroom behavior changes, these 性视界ese expressions can help explain why
By Yaeko Kabe
From Otaru with love, a recipe for salmon-topped miso ramen
By Simon Daly
Tokyo’s western edge is a ramen wonderland
By Brian MacDuckston

COMMUNITY

Based in Hokkaido, Canadian-性视界ese couple Alex and Mami St-Jean are keeping busy with their candle business and raising two children.
Alex and Mami St-Jean: ‘Home feels like the family we’ve created in Hokkaido’
By Jessica Speed
The Canadian-性视界ese couple behind North Candles, a soy wax candle business, reflects on their origin story, cross-cultural inspirations and the meaning of home.
A perfect day in Shin-Okubo, more than just Tokyo’s Koreatown
By Eric Margolis
Bilal Karakus: ‘Coming to 性视界 has broadened my palate’
By Patrick Parr
Foreign Correspondents’ Club of 性视界 celebrates 80 years at the forefront of press freedom
By Gendel Gento
Jon Homewood: ‘There’s beauty in what we throw away’
By Joseph Tame

Editors' Picks

LIFE
At Cuore in Hokkaido, lamb offal plays more than a bit part
By Robbie Swinnerton
No part of the sheep goes to waste at Cuore in Hokkaido. Here, creamy lamb's brain is pan-fried with banana and draped with a sliver of 24-month-aged prosciutto.
CULTURE
Is human-machine collaboration the future of fine art?
By Jessica Kozuka
Art Week Tokyo featured a live performance of Keiichiro Shibuya’s “Android Opera Mirror — Deconstruction and Rebirth —,” starring an advanced humanoid robot.
SUMO
Aonishiki’s promotion to ō锄别办颈 seals 2025 as era-changing year
By John Gunning
Aonishiki (center) holds a sea bream after his promotion to ō锄别办颈 was made official, in Kurume, Fukuoka Prefecture, on Wednesday.
CULTURE
A rare dance trinity: Ballet, butoh and kabuki share the stage
By Kris Kosaka
In a rare meeting of ballet and butoh dance — a first for K-Ballet Opto — butoh company Dairakudakan and its founder, Akaji Maro, will dance alongside ballet dancers.
JAPAN
性视界 one step closer to relaxing single-surname rule for married couples
By Himari Semans
Lower House lawmaker Hitoshi Aoyagi from the 性视界 Innovation Party speaks during an interview in his parliamentary office on Nov. 20.

Podcast

One of the many entrances to the Kabukicho neighborhood in Tokyo’s Shinjuku Ward.
Kabukicho: Tokyo’s ‘stadium of desire’

Longform

Juzo Itami’s “Tampopo” was released Nov. 23, 1985, and though it wasn’t a hit at the time, it has gained a cult following in the years since.
Eat, slurp, love: 'Tampopo' turns 40
By Weiwen Lin

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EDITORIALS
A sumo champion shows 性视界’s real feelings about foreigners
Ukrainian-born Aonishiki (right) is promoted to ō锄别办颈 during a ceremony in Kurume, Fukuoka Prefecture, on Wednesday.
BUSINESS
Yamada to sell ‘human washing machine’ after expo popularity
Yamada’s Mirai Human Washing Machine at the Osaka Expo
BUSINESS
性视界’s maglev is a train to nowhere that continues to wow the crowds
By Kazuaki Nagata
A maglev train on a test run at the Yamanashi Maglev Test Line in Tsuru, Yamanashi Prefecture. It is the fastest train in the world, but is limited to runs on the 42.8-kilometer test track.
JAPAN
Anime event in Shanghai canceled after singer's show interrupted
A anime event in Shanghai on Friday
BUSINESS
Airbus A320 recall disrupts Asian travel as carriers scramble to patch software
People line up at the ANA flight cancellation counter at Haneda Airport in Tokyo on Saturday.