We have started to collect the most important news related to Japan in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Japanese pop star Ayumi Hamasaki reveals she has gone deaf in her left ear, but vows to continue her tour of Asia.
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Japan's Nikkei stock index tumbles 4% to its lowest level in 17 months on worries over the strong yen and high oil prices.
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Japan's Yasuo Fukuda rules out a reshuffle but admits his first months in office have not gone smoothly.
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Japan aims to put global warming top of the agenda as it takes over the chairmanship of the G8.
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Japan's prime minister calls for increased co-operation with China, at the end of a four-day trip to the country.
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China and Japan's prime ministers play catch after talks to improve relations between their countries.
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China and Japan's PMs say "spring has arrived" in their diplomatic relations but fail to agree on gas fields dispute.
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Japanese stocks enjoy some gains on light trading but are still down nearly 10% so far this year.
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A controversial plan to hunt endangered humpback whales has been suspended, a top Japan official says.
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A controversial plan to hunt endangered humpback whales has been suspended, a top Japan official says.
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Domestic demand will fuel economic growth in Japan in the next financial year, its government says.
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Australia is to send a patrol ship and aircraft to monitor the actions of Japan's whaling fleet off Antarctica.
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Unidentified flying objects are "definitely" real, according to Japan's chief government spokesman.
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Japan uses a ship-based defence system to shoot down a ballistic missile, the first such test by a US ally.
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Filippo Inzaghi scores twice as AC Milan beat Boca Juniors to win the Club World Championship in Japan.
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Japan's government extends the parliamentary session in an effort to win approval of a controversial navy bill.
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Ceremonies are held in Nanjing to mark 70 years since a massacre in which hundreds of thousands of Chinese died.
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A Japanese chemical tanker and its crew are freed by Somali pirates after being held for six weeks.
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ANC powerbroker Tokyo Sexwale joins Jacob Zuma's campaign to lead South Africa's ruling party.
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Japan complains after China re-writes a communique jointly drawn up by the two countries.
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Somali pirates demand a $1m ransom or say they will kill the 23-man crew of a Japanese tanker held since October.
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Japan executes three convicted murderers, and, for the first time, discloses the hanged men's names.
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China publishes a list of 13,000 names of people it says died in the 1937 assault on Nanjing by Japan
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Japan's upper house debates a controversial naval bill, amid continuing political deadlock over the issue.
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Top officials from 14 East Asian countries meet in Tokyo to discuss ways to tackle poor sanitation in the region.
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Canada's parliament demands a "formal and sincere" apology from Japan for sexually enslaving women in WWII.
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The upper house in Japan votes to end the air mission to Iraq, but the lower house looks set to halt the move.
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A Chinese warship drops anchor in Tokyo Bay, in the first such visit since World War II.
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Thousands of Japanese support workers at US military bases in Japan strike over a planned pay cut.
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A Chinese warship sets off for Japan, the first such port call since the Communist Party took power in 1949.
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Japan begins fingerprinting all arriving foreigners, an anti-terror measure that some criticise as discrimination.
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The US adds its voice to international criticism of the launch of Japan's largest-ever whaling expedition.
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A Japanese whaling fleet sets sail with the aim of harpooning humpback whales for the first time in decades.
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