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 keeps interest rates on hold at 0.25%, after weak consumption and prices data.
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A senior Japanese politician says the US atomic bombing of Nagasaki in 1945 was inexcusable and a crime.
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Brazilian side Internacional beat Barcelona 1-0 in the Club World Cup final in Japan.
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Japan's parliament votes to upgrade the defence agency to a full ministry, for the first time since World War II.
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Japan's PM says he will work unpaid for 90 days as it emerges the previous cabinet staged public meetings.
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Indian PM Manmohan Singh is due in Japan, where he is expected to seek support for the US nuclear deal.
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Japan says North Korea must let international inspectors monitor its nuclear sites, ahead of six-nation talks.
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Japan formally invites China's top two leaders to visit next spring in the latest effort to mend damaged ties.
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Japan's economy has grown more slowly than predicted, figures show, raising question marks over its recovery.
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Japanese war orphans abandoned in China in 1945 are entitled to compensation, a court rules.
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A Japanese government panel tells schools to tackle bullying, after several suicides are linked to the problem.
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Japan's industrial output hits a record level, as the world's second-largest economy continues to recover.
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Struggling Japanese carmaker Mitsubishi Motors secures a 56bn yen loan as it continues efforts to turn itself around.
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A former Japanese navy doctor says he had to experiment on condemned Filipino captives in World War II.
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A Japanese ex-navy doctor says he had to experiment on condemned Filipino captives in World War II.
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Michelle Wie misses her 11th cut in 12 appearances on the men's tour after shooting an 80 in the Casio World Open in Japan.
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Residents of Japan's Okinawa island chain elect a governor who favours negotiation over US bases there.
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Padraig Harrington beats Tiger Woods in a play-off to win the Phoenix Tournament in Japan.
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Japan's lower house passes a controversial bill encouraging teachers to instil patriotism in their students.
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The Bank of Japan keeps interest rates on hold at 0.25%, but analysts still expect a rise in near future.
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Small tsunami waves hit a Japanese island after an earthquake, and Russia's Pacific coast remains on alert.
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Six Japanese whaling ships set sail for their annual hunt in the south Atlantic, despite anger from environmentalists.
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Two Japanese children killed themselves over the weekend because they were being bullied at school, say police.
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An Israeli court convicts a seaman of negligence over the deaths of seven fishermen in a Japanese trawler.
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The long-awaited Playstation 3 console sells out in Japanese stores after gamers queued for hours to get one.
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Japan's government says public broadcaster NHK can be ordered to focus on North Korean abductions.
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Japan's education ministry publishes a letter claiming to be from a bullied pupil threatening suicide on Saturday.
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The head of the Bank of Japan suggests that interest rates may rise soon as inflation pressures increase.
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At least nine people are killed as a tornado sweeps through a town on Japan's northern island of Hokkaido.
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A Japanese version of social networking site MySpace is set to launch this week, reports say.
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Japanese unemployment rose and consumer spending fell in September, according to the latest official figures.
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Industrial output in Japan falls in September, as demand for cars and auto parts slows, government figures show.
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Condoleezza Rice begins talks in South Korea as she rallies opposition to North Korea's nuclear test.
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Japan should debate having nuclear arms but the government is still opposed to them, Taro Aso says.
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Environmentalists welcome Japan's agreement to halve its annual catch of southern blue-fin tuna.
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A consortium including Japanese trading house Marubeni has won a $2.3bn contract to build a thermal power plant in Qatar.
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A woman gave birth to her own grandchild, a doctor reveals amid debate in Japan over surrogacy.
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Pyongyang decries a UN vote for sanctions over its claimed nuclear test as the focus switches to implementation.
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The wife of Japan's leader gives an unusually revealing interview, speaking about her struggle with infertility.
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Japan is to impose tough new sanctions against North Korea in response to its claimed nuclear test.
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North Korea's number two leader warns of more nuclear tests if US policy remains "hostile", reports say.
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Japan and China issue a joint statement declaring that a nuclear test by North Korea would be "unacceptable".
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Fernando Alonso wins the Japanese GP to move within touching distance of the world title as Michael Schumacher's Ferrari breaks down.
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Roger Federer downs Tim Henman 6-3 6-3 to capture the Japan Open title in Tokyo.
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Tim Henman will play Roger Federer in the final of the Japan Open after a 6-4 7-6 win over South Korea's Hyung-Taik Lee.
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Felipe Massa heads an all-Ferrari front row in qualifying at the Japanese Grand Prix, with Renault's Fernando Alonso only fifth fastest.
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A controversial Tokyo shrine is to review a display that says Japan was provoked into war by the US, reports say.
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Roger Federer reaches the Japan Open semi-finals the day after bruising his shin during a powerful nightmare.
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Michael Schumacher and Fernando Alonso are closely matched in practice at the Japanese Grand Prix.
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Hitachi recalls 16,000 Sony battery packs in Japan, the latest firm to act over safety worries about the products.
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Japan's new PM Shinzo Abe will visit China next week, the first summit between the nations' leaders in five years.
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Japanese car firm Toyota sees vehicle sales soar in September, in contrast to its US rivals.
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Music download company Napster launches a service in Japan, the world's second largest music market
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