We have started to collect the most important news related to Japan in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
North Koreans living in Japan protest against alleged discrimination after the North's nuclear test.
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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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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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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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Japanese meteorologists say Tokyo has had its first winter without snow since records began in 1876.
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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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The disabled Japanese whaling ship stricken in Antarctic waters sails again under its own steam.
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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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Japan's Crown Prince Naruhito says his wife is recovering from her stress-related illness but asks for patience.
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A driver falls to his death after crashing through a Tokyo bridge, leaving his lorry dangling above traffic below.
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The fire on Japan's ship Nisshin Maru may not have ended its Antarctic whaling operations for this season.
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Officials in Japan investigate reports nursing home residents have been restrained and, in one case, kept in a cage.
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US Vice-President Dick Cheney arrives in Tokyo to discuss regional security issues and Iraq.
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New Zealand warns Japan to get its stricken ship out of Antarctica or risk an international backlash.
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Japan denounces a US resolution calling on Tokyo to apologise over wartime sex slaves.
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Japan rejects New Zealand's plea to allow Greenpeace to tow a stricken whaling ship out of Antarctic waters.
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New Zealand calls on Tokyo to accept Greenpeace's offer to tow its stricken whaling ship from the Antarctic.
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A fire that broke out on board a Japanese whaling ship near Antarctica has been contained, officials say.
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Chinese Foreign Minister Li Zhaoxing arrives in Japan for talks aimed at repairing tense bilateral relations.
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An Australian author refuses to apologise after Japan protests over a book about Crown Princess Masako.
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A meeting called by Japan to plan the end of the whaling moratorium is boycotted by most anti-whaling nations.
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A special meeting of the global whaling body called by Japan is boycotted by most anti-whaling nations.
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Pro-whaling countries meet in Japan to plan the lifting of the global moratorium on commercial hunting.
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A small blast takes place near a US military base south of Tokyo, causing no casualties.
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The deployment of USAF F-22 jets to a base on Japan's Okinawa island prompts protests from residents.
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Japanese whalers and activists suspend hostilities in the hunt for two missing activists in the Antarctic.
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The killing of a gang leader in Japan triggers fears of an escalating turf war between rival groups.
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Japanese police arrest two men for allegedly trying to import three tons of ivory, violating an international ban.
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Japanese car firm Toyota reports a 19% rise in profits for the last three months of 2006.
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Japan Airlines (JAL) announces plans to cut 4,300 jobs as it tries to return the firm to profit.
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Martina Hingis beats Ana Ivanovic 6-4 6-2 to claim her fifth Pan Pacific Open title in Tokyo.
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Japanese car firm Toyota once again outstrips its US rivals in monthly car sales, figures for January show.
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Shares in Japanese broker Nikko Cordial plunge 14% on fears it may be delisted after an accounting scandal.
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