We have started to collect the most important news related to Japan in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Nissan aims to cut 1,500 jobs through an early retirement programme in Japan to boost lacklustre performance.
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The father of UK hostess Lucie Blackman flies to Japan to hear the judges' verdict on her alleged killer.
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A Japanese businessman abducted in Paraguay with his secretary and two Paraguayans is freed.
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Japanese PM Shinzo Abe says the murder of Nagasaki's mayor was unforgivable and a threat to democracy.
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Japan's lower house approves guidelines to amend the country's pacifist constitution for the first time.
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China's premier ends a key visit to Japan, saying ties are warmer but there are still problems to solve.
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China's prime minister uses a landmark address in Japan's parliament to urge Tokyo to face up to its wartime past.
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Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao signs a pact with his Japanese counterpart at the start of a summit to improve ties.
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The nationalist governor of Tokyo, Shintaro Ishihara, wins a third four-year term in office.
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China's Premier Wen Jiabao reportedly urges Japan's PM not to visit a key war shrine, ahead of his visit to Tokyo.
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Police in Paraguay mount a huge search operation for two Japanese nationals who were abducted at gunpoint.
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A Japan Airlines plane makes an emergency landing in western Japan after an engine failure, reports say.
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Japan releases CCTV images of a murdered British teacher with the man suspected of killing her.
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Business confidence dips slightly in Japan on US worries but analysts say economic recovery remains on track.
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New pension laws coming into effect in Japan could lead to an explosion in divorces, experts are warning.
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A Patriot missile system is deployed near Tokyo to deal with the possible threat posed by North Korea.
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Green tea can substantially cut the risk of dying from a range of illnesses, a Japanese study finds.
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The father of a British woman found dead in Japan in a bath full of sand says he will not rest until her killer is caught.
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Japan's PM Shinzo Abe apologises over WWII sex slaves, after earlier raising doubts they were forced.
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Aftershocks have continued to rock western Japan, a day after an earthquake killed one person and injured nearly 200.
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An earthquake hits the west coast of Japan, killing one, as two tremors also rock Vanuatu in the South Pacific.
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Japan's main whaling ship arrives back in port after an Antarctic hunt hit by a setbacks including a fatal fire.
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Two former accountants for the disgraced Japanese internet firm Livedoor are jailed for fraud.
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A second senior executive at the disgraced Japanese internet firm Livedoor is jailed for accounting fraud.
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North Korea reportedly refuses to attend talks over its nuclear plans until $25m of its funds is freed.
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Tokyo again says it has found no evidence of wartime sex slave coercion, deepening controversy on the issue.
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Mystery surrounds an FBI raid on the North American headquarters of Japanese carrier All Nippon Airways.
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A corporate scandal that has rocked Japan ends in a guilty verdict for the colourful head of internet firm Livedoor.
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A verdict is due in the trial of Japanese tycoon Takafumi Horie, accused of fraud at the Livedoor internet firm.
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Japan paves the way for an increase to its minimum wage, the first major change in more than 40 years.
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Japan and Australia sign a landmark security pact - the first Japan has made with a nation other than the US.
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Japan's economy, the world's second largest, grew more quickly than many experts forecast, state figures show.
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Australia's John Howard arrives in Japan on a visit that will include signing a bilateral security pact.
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Australian PM John Howard dismisses suggestions a security declaration with Japan could strain China ties.
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Japanese emperor Hirohito expressed doubts about going to war with China, a diary by an adviser reveals.
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Japan's ruling party is to hold a new inquiry into the use of sex slaves by the army during World War II.
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Japan-North Korea talks on normalising ties break up early without agreement, with no new date being set.
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Empress Michiko, wife of Japan's Emperor Akihito, is ill with symptoms linked to stress, officials say.
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China tells Japan to "face history" over its use of WWII sex slaves, in a row sparked by Prime Minister Shinzo Abe.
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Japanese PM Shinzo Abe says Japan will not issue another apology for its World War II military brothels.
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Singer Michael Jackson arrives in Japan to meet fans who have paid up to $3,500 (£1,800) to meet him.
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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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