We have started to collect the most important news related to Japan in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
US Defence Secretary Robert Gates urges Japan to honour a 2006 deal on the controversial US airbase in Okinawa.
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Japan says it will not renew its operation in support of the US-led mission in Afghanistan, but is mulling alternative ways to help.
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Japan's new hi-tech multi-storey 'graveyards'
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Two late goals hand Japan victory over Scotland in their friendly at the Nissan Stadium.
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England are in Dnipropetrovsk to face Ukraine in a World Cup qualifier, after defeats for Wales and Scotland.
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Leaders of South Korea, China and Japan call for an early resumption of talks on North Korea's nuclear programme.
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The leaders of Japan and South Korea say North Korea should not be offered aid until it dismantles its nuclear programme.
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The working world is child's play at Tokyo theme park
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A typhoon makes landfall in Japan for the first time in two years, killing two people and injuring at least 40 others.
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US President Barack Obama will stop in Japan, China, Singapore and South Korea, but not Indonesia, on his first Asia tour.
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Japan urged to reform 'brutal' police methods
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Former Japanese finance minister Shoichi Nakagawa, who quit over apparent drunken behaviour, has been found dead, police say.
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Red Bull's Sebastian Vettel takes the Japanese GP as a fortunate Jenson Button finishes eighth to close in on his first world title.
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Jenson Button is looking for points as he targets his maiden F1 title, with Sebastian Vettel leading the Japanese Grand Prix.
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Championship leader Jenson Button and title rival Rubens Barrichello drop five places down the grid for infringing rules in a crash-strewn Japanese GP qualifying session won by Red Bull's Sebastian Vettel.
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Maria Sharapova wins the Pan Pacific Open in Tokyo as Jelena Jankovic retires in the final.
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Brawn's championship leader Jenson Button targets a place at the front of the grid as he looks to wrap up the F1 title in Japan.
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Brazil will become the first South American country to host the Olympics after Rio de Janeiro is chosen to stage the 2016 Games.
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Madrid and Rio de Janeiro wait to find out who will host the 2016 Olympic Games after Chicago and Tokyo are eliminated in voting.
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Championship leader Jenson Button sits out the second session as McLaren's Heikki Kovalainen is fastest overall at rain-soaked Suzuka.
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A heavy downpour hits second practice at the Japanese Grand Prix, after Heikki Kovalainen goes quickest in the first session.
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Former world number one Maria Sharapova shows the seeded players the way with a superb win over Sam Stosur in Tokyo.
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The yen declines from its eight-month highs against the US dollar following comments from Japan's finance minister.
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Consumer prices drop in Japan for the sixth month in a row, at a record rate of 2.4%, due to weak domestic demand.
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Japan's Liberal Democratic Party has elected Sadakazu Tanigaki as its new leader after a crushing electoral defeat last month.
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The Japanese yen has hit an eight-month high against the dollar - denting the share prices of many exporters.
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The company which is behind Iceland's fin whaling industry is planning a huge export of whalemeat to Japan.
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A upcoming summit of Japan, South Korea and China is to focus on North Korea's nuclear programme, officials say.
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Loss-making carrier Japan Airlines has asked for a government bail-out to help it survive, the airline's chief says.
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One-quarter of Japanese women are aged 65 or over, official figures indicate, highlighting a looming demographic crisis.
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An Asian black bear is shot dead after attacking a group of tourists at a bus station in central Japan.
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The Bank of Japan hints it may soon withdraw some emergency support as the economy shows more signs of recovery.
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Japan's new unmanned space freighter loaded with supplies is safely berthed to the International Space Station.
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