We have started to collect the most important news related to Japan in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
A former Japanese soldier who disappeared after WWII and was declared dead has turned up alive in Ukraine.
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Japan tackles China over reports it has imposed a shipping ban near disputed East China Sea gas fields.
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Christopher Hogg experiences a new hi-tech health treatment for people with time on their hands.
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Japan and the US fail to agree on details of a plan to redeploy some of the 50,000 US troops on Japan's soil.
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The US and Japan begin two days of talks aimed at breaking the deadlock over how to reorganise US troops.
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Radioactive water leaks inside a Japanese nuclear compound, the latest in a series of atomic accidents.
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A second day of meetings is under way in Tokyo aimed at persuading Pyongyang to give up its nuclear programme.
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The Bank of Japan leaves its interest rates at close to zero as it looks to keep the economic recovery on course.
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Senior officials from Japan, South Korea and the United States meet to discuss North Korea's nuclear plans.
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A collision between a Japanese ferry and a suspected whale leaves 49 people injured.
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Ex-Peruvian President Alberto Fujimori, who is under arrest in Chile, marries his long-term Japanese girlfriend.
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Japan confirms a North Korean will attend a meeting focusing mainly on Pyongyang's nuclear programme.
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Japan rejects China's offer to resume talks if Japanese leaders stop visiting a controversial shrine.
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Environmentalists in Japan claim a rare victory after five firms quit whaling following a pressure campaign.
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The frontrunner to replace Japan's PM has suggested that if elected he will visit a controversial Tokyo shrine.
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A new service in Japan allows mobile phone users to watch TV on their handsets.
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Japan's main opposition leader announces his resignation over unfounded claims against his opponents.
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A group of Chinese forced to work as slave labourers in Japan during WWII lose their bid for compensation.
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Novels and comic books are making their way onto mobile phones among tech-savvy Japanese.
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Japan's second largest nuclear reactor is ordered to shut down over fears about safety if an earthquake occurs.
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A civilian employee of the US military in Japan is jailed for nine years for two rapes on the island of Okinawa.
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Japan postpones a decision on whether to pay further yen loans to China, as relations between them worsen.
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Japan's trade balance returns to surplus in February as exports to China and the United States pick up.
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Fire breaks out at a nuclear plant in west Japan, but officials say it did not cause a radiation leak.
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Russia says a major oil pipeline could be built through China, casting doubt on an alternative route to Japan.
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BBC Japan is to close down at the end of April because its Japanese distributor is in financial difficulties.
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Volvo buys a 13% stake in Japanese truck maker Nissan Diesel for $195m, increasing its presence in East Asia.
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US, Australian and Japan call on Iran to suspend its nuclear activities, following top-level security talks.
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Japanese police find nine bodies in what they suspect were two group suicides, one possibly arranged by internet.
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Japan proposes a revamp of United Nations funding to force some Security Council members to pay more.
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Japan signals an end to its "ultra-loose" monetary policy as the economy continues to gather speed.
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Japan hits back at Chinese suggestions Junichiro Koizumi's visits to a war shrine are "stupid" and "not moral".
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The Bank of Japan starts a two-day meeting to discuss ending its zero interest rate policy used to fight deflation.
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