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 North Korean spy tells the son of a Japanese woman abducted by Pyongyang in 1978 that she believes she is alive.
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Rescuers search for a missing South Korean ship that collided with another vessel off the coast of Japan.
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Japan's opposition leader Ichiro Ozawa is facing increasing pressure to step down after the arrest of a close aide.
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Japan passes legislation to give a cash hand-out to every resident in an attempt to boost the recession-hit economy.
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Japan's opposition leader Ichiro Ozawa says he will not resign as a close aide is arrested in a donations scandal.
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GM, Ford, Toyota and Nissan report sharp drops in US vehicle sales as consumers remain reluctant to make expensive purchases.
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European markets fall away in mid-morning trading, wiping out early gains and dashing hopes of a sustained bounce.
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Sales of new vehicles in Japan in February fall by almost a third, new figures reveal.
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Japan's industrial production falls by a record 10% in January - the biggest monthly drop in more than 50 years.
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A Japanese unit of banking group UBS says a computer error caused it to mistakenly place a $31bn bond order.
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Japan's trade deficit hits a record as exports fall 45.7% in January compared with a year ago to hit a 10-year low.
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Leading Japanese carmakers report a significant drop in their global output in January amid the downturn.
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Japan's exports fall more than 45% in January, compared to a year ago, to hit a new low, as the trade deficit soars.
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US President Barack Obama and Japanese Prime Minister Taro Aso agree to work together to fight protectionism.
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Japan says it will pay the salaries of 80,000 Afghan police officers for six months as part of its drive to help regeneration.
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A new game pokes fun at a former Japanese minister's sleepy behaviour at a recent news briefing.
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Forty-seven people are injured as an airliner is hit by severe turbulence on a flight from Manila to Tokyo.
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Russian and Japanese leaders meet on Sakhalin Island to discuss a decades-old territorial row, as an LNG plant opens.
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Finance minister's 'drunk' exit hits Japan's leader hard
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Japan's finance minister resigns amid claims he was drunk at a G7 meeting - a further blow to Prime Minister Taro Aso.
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The US secretary of state, on a trip to Japan, warns North Korea to end its "provocative language and actions".
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Japan's economy contracted by 3.3% in the final quarter of 2008 - its worst showing since the oil crisis of the 1970s, figures show.
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Japan orders a Filipino couple to leave the country due to illegal entry - leaving behind their Japan-born daughter.
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Nissan is to cut 20,000 jobs worldwide as the Japanese carmaker says the global auto industry is in "turmoil".
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Wartime trek to freedom through southern China
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Anti-whaling activists' ship collides with a Japanese whaling ship in Antarctic waters, sparking protests from Tokyo.
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Japanese police arrest the chairman of a bankrupt bedding company over alleged fraud reportedly worth $1.4bn.
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Japanese electronics group Panasonic is cutting 15,000 jobs and closing 27 plants worldwide in an attempt to reduce costs.
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Mount Asama volcano erupts, spewing ash over parts of the Japanese capital, Tokyo.
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Japanese Prime Minister Taro Aso announces a $17bn aid package to help Asian countries weather the economic downturn.
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Japanese electronics giant NEC says it will be cutting 20,000 jobs worldwide by March 2010, as Hitachi loses up to 7,000.
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Japan's industrial output declined 9.6% in December - the biggest fall since records began - as exports slumped.
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Japanese electronics firms Sony, Toshiba, and Nintendo see their performance hit by the strength of the yen and the downturn.
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