We have started to collect the most important news related to Japan in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
A diplomatic spat between China and Japan over a group of disputed islands flares up again, hours after an apparently friendly bilateral meeting.
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After intense negotiations, UN delegates appear close to sealing a new deal aimed at protecting nature and equitably sharing in its benefits.
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Industrial output in Japan falls in September, but companies report better-than-expected profits, despite the strong yen.
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Japanese electronics company Sony Corp returns to profit thanks to strong sales of its Vaio laptops and PlayStations.
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An Ariane-5 rocket has been successfully launched from the Guiana Space Center, delivering communications satellites which will relay services to European and Japanese operators.
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North Koreans in Japan stay loyal to Pyongyang
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BP says it will sell assets in four Gulf of Mexico oil fields to Japan's Marubeni as it raises funds to pay for the oil spill.
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A new farming trend has taken over in an office block in Tokyo. Employees are turning their hand at farming, in an experiment to grow their own food.
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Japan's government makes a formal protest to Beijing after two Chinese fisheries patrol boats were seen near a disputed island chain.
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A French aristocrat descended from Louis XIV is seeking a court order against a Japanese artist being exhibited at the Palace of Versailles.
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Negotiations in the first week of the UN's Convention on Biological Diversity in Japan has been fraught with politicking, conservation groups complain.
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Japan's two largest airlines say passengers have cancelled 11,000 trips on China flights as tensions between the two countries escalate.
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The Japanese government lowers its expectations for Japan's economy for the first time in nearly two years.
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As environment ministers meet in Japan to discuss targets for conservation, David Shukman travels to Kenya's Mau Forest to see how it is under threat.
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A UN biodiversity meeting opens in Japan with warnings that the loss of nature is hurting human societies as well as the natural world.
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Japan's prime minister, Naoto Kan, expresses regret over anti-Japanese protests in China during the last two days.
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A major UN biological diversity meeting, aimed at finding solutions to the world's nature crisis, opens in Japan.
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Protests are held in both China and Japan over islands claimed by the two countries in the East China Sea.
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The work of Japan's most famous fashion designers is being celebrated in a major exhibition at the Barbican gallery in London
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The US dollar has continued its fall against the yen, hitting a fresh 15-year low against the Japanese currency.
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Japan's prime minister says China should release the detained Nobel Peace Prize winner Liu Xiaobo amid rising criticism of China.
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China and Japan agree to work together to prevent conflicts at sea, following a diplomatic row over the detention of a Chinese sea captain.
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Can futuristic avatars or hyper-real video chat systems help businesses to communicate better?
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A global study of online behaviour has found that Malaysians have the most friends on social networks, while Japan has the fewest.
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McLaren's Lewis Hamilton believes it will be 'very difficult' for him to win the 2010 drivers' championship after losing more ground to his rivals at the Japanese Grand Prix.
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Red Bull's Sebastian Vettel re-ignites his world championship hopes with an emphatic lights to flag victory in the Japanese Grand Prix.
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Red Bull are firm favourites for the Japanese Grand Prix after dominating both Friday's practice sessions.
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The Japanese cabinet approves a plan to pump more than $60bn (£38bn) into the country's struggling economy.
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Japanese sales of the Toyota Prius have fallen after a government subsidy for buying more eco-friendly cars expired, figures suggest.
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Japan's central bank cuts its interest rate to almost zero to give some life to its faltering economy.
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Japan's prime minister and his Chinese counterpart meet for the first time since a diplomatic row erupted last month.
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Exposing the dark secrets of Japan's yakuza mafia
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Japan and Sweden issue terror alerts to their citizens in Europe, following similar warnings from the UK and US.
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A judicial panel in Japan says Ichiro Ozawa, one of the governing Democratic Party's top figures, should be charged over a funding scandal.
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Why residents hate the US bases that Japan can't give up
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Ducati rider Casey Stoner wins the Moto GP race in Motegi with championship leader Jorge Lorenzo fourth.
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Japan's Prime Minister Naoto Kan expresses concern over China's maritime activities and military build-up, amid a lingering diplomatic row.
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The Japanese government imposes its biggest tax rise ever on cigarettes, amid reports that smokers have been stocking up instead of giving up.
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China has freed three of four Japanese nationals detained a week ago and accused of intruding into a restricted military area.
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Japanese business confidence continues to rise, despite the strong yen, but is expected to turn gloomy again, a survey says.
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Eighteen Burmese refugees arrive in Japan from Thailand, in the first wave of a UN-backed third country resettlement programme.
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Takefuji Corporation becomes the largest consumer lender in Japan to fail after filing for protection from creditors.
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A robot that can help people who are paralysed walk again is on trial in Japan.
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Japan will ask China to pay for damage to two patrol vessels after a collision with a Chinese trawler in disputed waters earlier this month, Tokyo says.
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Japan's export growth slowed for a sixth straight month in August, suggesting that the recovery is losing steam.
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Japan's central bank hints at further interventions in the currency markets in its fight to control the rising value of the yen.
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Japan turns down China's demand for a formal apology for detaining a fishing boat captain for two weeks after a collision in disputed waters.
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Japan frees a Chinese fishing boat captain whose arrest in disputed waters two weeks ago sparked the worst row with Beijing in years.
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Japan's central bank is thought to have intervened for the second time in a week to combat the rising yen.
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China is investigating four Japanese who allegedly entered and filmed a Chinese military area, Chinese state media report.
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Sumo fights to restore image after Japan mafia links
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Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao threatens "further action" against Japan unless it releases a Chinese sea captain, arrested in disputed waters.
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Socialite Paris Hilton returns to America after being questioned by immigration officials at Tokyo airport.
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