We have started to collect the most important news related to Japan in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
The Bank of Japan cuts its main interest rate from 0.5% to 0.3% - its first reduction for seven years.
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Japanese Prime Minister Taro Aso unveils the country's second economic stimulus package in as many months.
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Japan's Nikkei closes 7.74% higher in the wake of a surge on Wall Street and ahead of an expected US rate cut.
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European stock markets rise, regaining some of the ground lost recent days, following strong gains in Asia.
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Japan's Nikkei rallies after dropping below 7,000 for the first time in 26 years, following more volatile trading.
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N Korean leader Kim Jong-il is probably still in hospital, but capable of making decisions, Japan's PM Taro Aso says.
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Two convicted murderers are hanged in Japan despite criticisms of the country's stepped-up pace of executions.
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Stock markets around the world have been hit again as fears of a protracted economic slowdown continue.
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Asian shares fall again at the start of the week with Tokyo's Nikkei index closing at its lowest level for 26 years.
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G7 states express concern at the "excessive volatility" in the exchange rate of Japan's currency, the yen.
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Two large Japanese food manufacturers have found insecticide in their instant noodles, triggering a food scare.
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India's Sensex falls more than 10% in another bad day for shares in Asia, with Japan's Nikkei sinking to a five-year low.
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Japanese police arrest a woman who allegedly illegally accessed computer data to kill off her virtual husband in an online game.
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The South Korean and other Asian stock markets slide further as fears of a global recession continue to rattle investors.
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A Japanese vampire comic inspired a suspect in the murder of UK student Meredith Kercher, an Italian prosecutor says.
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N Korea suggests Japan is removed from six-party talks on its nuclear facilities, accusing it of obstructing the process.
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Japan's lower house of parliament votes to extend a controversial naval mission backing US operations in Afghanistan.
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Asian stock markets plunge on fears of a global recession with Tokyo's Nikkei index down by more than 11%.
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Stocks markets in Europe and Asia power ahead, as investors welcome government action to shore up banks.
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Tokyo's Nikkei index jumps a record 14%, as confidence starts to return to financial markets.
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Fernando Alonso wins in Japan as Felipe Massa cuts Lewis Hamilton's lead to five points after a clash between the title rivals.
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Japan criticises as "regrettable" Washington's decision to remove North Korea from its list of state sponsors of terrorism.
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Fernando Alonso leads the Japanese Grand Prix after title rivals Lewis Hamilton and Felipe Massa fight back from penalties.
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Lewis Hamilton secures pole position for Sunday's Japanese Grand Prix in Fuji with title rival Felipe Massa back in fifth.
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Lewis Hamilton aims to extend his championship lead as he vies for pole at the Japanese Grand Prix in Fuji.
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European stock markets fall sharply after steep declines in Asia amid fears of a prolonged global economic downturn.
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A clever trick borrowed from jellyfish earns two Americans and one Japanese scientist a share of the chemistry Nobel Prize.
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Prince Charles and the Duchess of Cornwall are to tour Japan and Brunei to highlight the countries' trade links with Britain, Clarence House says.
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Japan downturn stirs fears of new wave of suicides
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Fifteen people are killed and 10 more hurt as a blaze rips through a video rental shop in the western Japanese city of Osaka.
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Japan's cabinet agrees new funding to stimulate the economy, and Prime Minister Taro Aso also offers tax cuts.
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Japan's Transport Minister Nariaki Nakayama resigns just four days after taking the job, dealing a blow to the new administration.
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Valentino Rossi is MotoGP champion again after winning in Japan.
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Chris Hogg reflects on the fickle nature of Japanese politics.
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A "people's airbag" invented in Japan promises to protect older people from injury if they fall - but only if they fall backwards.
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Taro Aso is confirmed as Japan's new PM, but by a divided parliament, reflecting the scale of the political challenge he faces.
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Japanese banking giant Mitsubishi UFJ is to buy a stake in troubled Wall Street rival Morgan Stanley.
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Japanese bank Nomura confirms it will buy the Asia-Pacific arm of Lehman Brothers.
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Japanese banking giant Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group says it will buy a stake in troubled Wall Street rival Morgan Stanley.
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Japan's ruling LDP selects a bluff conservative, Taro Aso, as party leader, making him almost certain to be the country's next PM.
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Japan's voters want say on next prime minister
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Japan's farm minister, Seiichi Ota, resigns over revelations about tainted rice that entered into the food chain.
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Leading Wall St shares surge amid reports the US government may announce a new plan to tackle the global financial crisis.
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The number of Japanese living over 100 has reached more than 36,000 - breaking new records.
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Japan's economic output records its sharpest quarterly fall in almost seven years, apparently falling into recession.
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Japan has executed three convicted murderers, all in their 60s, the Justice Ministry said on Thursday.
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Japan will end a military mission flying goods and personnel into Iraq in support of the US-led coalition.
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Two powerful earthquakes hit Indonesia's Moluccas islands and Hokkaido in northern Japan, but there are no reports of injuries.
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Two powerful earthquakes hit Indonesia's Moluccas islands and Hokkaido in northern Japan, but there are no reports of injuries.
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The race to succeed resigned Japanese PM Yasuo Fukuda begins on Wednesday, after his shock resignation last week.
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Fears about a global economic slowdown continue to weigh on stock markets, with Japan's main share index falling nearly 3%.
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Three ruling party lawmakers indicate they could challenge front-runner Taro Aso to replace Japanese PM Yasuo Fukuda.
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Japan's ancient sport is shaken after two wrestlers test positive for marijuana and another is arrested.
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