We have started to collect the most important news related to Japan in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Dan Simmons reports on the advances Japan has made with technology to help in the future should disaster strike again.
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Japan ends its whaling season with less than a third of its original target, as ships head home from the Antarctic Ocean.
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Japan ends its whaling season after catching less than a third of its annual target, blaming activists' sabotage and the weather.
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The task of clearing the millions of tonnes of debris left by last year's Japanese earthquake and tsunami is far from complete.
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Year of change for Japan tsunami children who lost their mother
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The BBC's Damian Grammaticas returns to Yuriage on Japan's east coast, a year after it was devastated by a tsunami that killed thousands.
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Japan reports a record current account deficit because of rising energy imports, as the country's economic recovery remains fragile.
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Tokyo prosecutors charge Japanese camera-maker Olympus and three former executives in connection with a $1.7bn accounting scandal.
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Shareholders in Tokyo Electric Power Company sue the firm's directors over their role in Fukushima nuclear plant disaster.
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An aquarium in Tokyo is trying to locate a one-year-old escaped Humboldt penguin last seen heading for Tokyo Bay.
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A Japanese researcher spins thousands of strands of spider silk into violin strings, said to have a "soft and profound timbre" relative to standard strings.
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How much progress is Japan making with Fukushima clean-up?
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Japanese Emperor Akihito leaves hospital after having a heart bypass operation at a Tokyo hospital in February.
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Construction finishes on the Tokyo Sky Tree in Japan - now the world's tallest free-standing broadcast tower completed in Japan.
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Japanese car sales, including those of 660cc mini vehicles, rise as consumers cash in on government subsidies for energy-efficient cars.
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Child evacuee Ayaka explains how her life has changed since the 2011 tsunami which devastated parts of Japan.
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South Korea and Japan post rises in their factory outputs, easing concerns about the impact of eurozone crisis on their economies.
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Elpida shares plunge 98% on the Tokyo Stock Exchange as investors dump stock after the company seeks bankruptcy protection.
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Journalists have been allowed inside Japan's Fukushima plant for the first time since the tsunami that devastated the plant last year.
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Elpida shares fail to find buyers at the Tokyo Stock Exchange as investors shun the chipmaker after it filed for bankruptcy protection.
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Japan's cabinet approves bills to enhance coast guard powers, amid rumbling maritime disputes with China.
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Japan retail sales rise more-than-expected in January driven up by a surge in car purchases as government subsidies boost demand.
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The discovery of three bodies that lay unnoticed for weeks in an apartment in Japan raises concern over so-called 'lonely deaths' in the country.
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Japan's financial watchdog tells an investment firm to halt operations over worries it has lost most of the $2.3bn funds it manages.
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The US targets organised crime by freezing the financial assets of two groups - Japan's Yamaguchi-gumi yakuza group and Russia's Brothers' Circle.
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Tokyo firefighters had just 60 minutes to carry out a mission to help avert nuclear disaster at Fukushima a year ago.
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The Japanese yen falls to its lowest level against the US dollar in seven months, positive news for Japanese exporters.
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An international research cruise off Japan detects radioactivity in sampled seawater and marine organisms, but well within safe levels.
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China's Ministry of Foreign Affairs lodges an official complaint with Japan after a politician claimed the Nanjing Massacre of 1937-38 never occurred.
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Tsunami devastated city in Japan is restoring pictures retrieved from rubble and returning it to owners.
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Japan lodges a diplomatic protest with China after its coastguards were blocked from conducting a marine survey in disputed waters, officials say.
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Japan's trade deficit surges to a record high as a strong yen hurts exports and fuel imports rise in the wake of its nuclear crisis.
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Leaders in Japan and China say they will help the eurozone solve its debt crisis through the International Monetary Fund (IMF).
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Thousands of people are in the Australian city of Darwin to mark the 70th anniversary of a wartime raid by the Japanese.
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Japanese Emperor Akihito's heart bypass operation at a Tokyo hospital has ended successfully, the palace says.
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Life inside the US WWII internment camps
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The Japanese cabinet approves a plan to double sales taxes in an attempt to control the soaring costs of public debts.
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The former president of Japanese camera maker Olympus is arrested, together with two other former executives suspected of fraud.
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The ex-chairman of Japanese camera manufacturer Olympus and two other former executives are arrested as part of an inquiry into the firm.
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Yahoo Japan falls 5% on the Tokyo Stock Exchange on reports that talks regarding the swap of its Asian assets have stalled.
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The Bank of Japan expands its stimulus measures in a bid to boost growth as Japan's economy continues to struggle.
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Cameramaker Olympus reports a loss for the nine months to the end of December 2011 as the company battles an accounting scandal.
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Tokyo Electric Power Company is given another lifeline after Japan's government approves an extra $9bn (£5bn) aid package.
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Japan's economy shrinks more than expected between October and December as a rising yen and floods in Thailand hurt businesses.
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The US and Japan resurrect a deal to move thousands of US Marines from Okinawa, but the future of a major base on the island remains unclear.
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A Mitsubishi Motors boss offers to sell its Dutch factory for one euro, a day after the Japanese car-maker said it was halting production there.
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Five workers are missing after an undersea tunnel collapses at one of Japan's biggest oil refineries, emergency services say.
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Japanese car maker Mitsubishi Motors says it is to end production at its only plant in Western Europe.
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Japanese electronics giant Panasonic forecasts a record net annual loss of $10bn for the year to March.
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Japanese electronics giant Sony reports another quarterly loss after sales were hit by lower production following the floods in Thailand.
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Japanese carmakers report a jump in their US sales in January boosted by new models and the restoration of supply chains.
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Arsenal's Japan youth international midfielder Ryo Miyaichi joins Bolton on loan for the rest of the season.
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Honda, announces a 41% drop in quarterly profit, as it continues to feel the impact of Japan's natural disasters and the floods in Thailand.
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