We have started to collect the most important news related to Japan in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
A driver falls to his death after crashing through a Tokyo bridge, leaving his lorry dangling above traffic below.
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Japan's Crown Prince Naruhito says his wife is recovering from her stress-related illness but asks for patience.
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Japan launches its fourth spy satellite, which gives its the capability to observe any location around the globe.
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The disabled Japanese whaling ship stricken in Antarctic waters sails again under its own steam.
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Japan's whaling fleet cuts short its annual hunt after a fire two weeks ago crippled the main boat.
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Japanese meteorologists say Tokyo has had its first winter without snow since records began in 1876.
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A drop in US markets helps push global markets lower for a third day, fanning fears of a sustained sell-off.
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Japan's PM Shinzo Abe says there is no evidence to prove women were forced to be sex slaves during World War II.
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South Korea criticises Japan's PM for questioning whether women were forced to be sex slaves in World War II.
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North Koreans living in Japan protest against alleged discrimination after the North's nuclear test.
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Singer Michael Jackson arrives in Japan to meet fans who have paid up to $3,500 (£1,800) to meet him.
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Japanese PM Shinzo Abe says Japan will not issue another apology for its World War II military brothels.
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China tells Japan to "face history" over its use of WWII sex slaves, in a row sparked by Prime Minister Shinzo Abe.
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Empress Michiko, wife of Japan's Emperor Akihito, is ill with symptoms linked to stress, officials say.
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Japan-North Korea talks on normalising ties break up early without agreement, with no new date being set.
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Japan's ruling party is to hold a new inquiry into the use of sex slaves by the army during World War II.
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Japanese emperor Hirohito expressed doubts about going to war with China, a diary by an adviser reveals.
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Australian PM John Howard dismisses suggestions a security declaration with Japan could strain China ties.
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Australia's John Howard arrives in Japan on a visit that will include signing a bilateral security pact.
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Japan's economy, the world's second largest, grew more quickly than many experts forecast, state figures show.
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Japan and Australia sign a landmark security pact - the first Japan has made with a nation other than the US.
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Japan paves the way for an increase to its minimum wage, the first major change in more than 40 years.
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A verdict is due in the trial of Japanese tycoon Takafumi Horie, accused of fraud at the Livedoor internet firm.
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A corporate scandal that has rocked Japan ends in a guilty verdict for the colourful head of internet firm Livedoor.
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Mystery surrounds an FBI raid on the North American headquarters of Japanese carrier All Nippon Airways.
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Tokyo again says it has found no evidence of wartime sex slave coercion, deepening controversy on the issue.
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North Korea reportedly refuses to attend talks over its nuclear plans until $25m of its funds is freed.
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A second senior executive at the disgraced Japanese internet firm Livedoor is jailed for accounting fraud.
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Two former accountants for the disgraced Japanese internet firm Livedoor are jailed for fraud.
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Japan's main whaling ship arrives back in port after an Antarctic hunt hit by a setbacks including a fatal fire.
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An earthquake hits the west coast of Japan, killing one, as two tremors also rock Vanuatu in the South Pacific.
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Aftershocks have continued to rock western Japan, a day after an earthquake killed one person and injured nearly 200.
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Japan's PM Shinzo Abe apologises over WWII sex slaves, after earlier raising doubts they were forced.
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The father of a British woman found dead in Japan in a bath full of sand says he will not rest until her killer is caught.
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