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Aum Shinrikyo: the cult that refuses to die

9th - Higher Ed
Japanese authorities have warned that the son of a cult leader behind the deadly sarin nerve gas attack in Tokyo's subway network in 1995 is now the leader of a successor group. The cult, Aum Shinrikyo was disbanded and its founder Shoko...
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39 new COVID-19 infections on Diamond Princess cruise ship

9th - Higher Ed
Another 39 people have tested positive for the novel coronavirus on the Diamond Princess cruise ship quarantined in Yokohama, Japan, with one quarantine officer also infected. Respirologist Dr. Simon Gupta explains why cruise ships are a...
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SARS-like virus spreads outside China

9th - Higher Ed
Infectious disease experts are on high alert after a SARS-like virus that’s killed at least two people in China has been confirmed in other countries.
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Interpol issues ‘red notice’ for disgraced ex-CEO Carlos Ghosn

9th - Higher Ed
Why disgraced ex-Nissan chairman Carlos Ghosn may be beyond the reach of prosecutors after his dramatic escape to Lebanon — and despite a request for his arrest by Interpol.
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Turkish MNG: Ghosn used our jets illegally to escape from Japan

9th - Higher Ed
Company files criminal complaint in Turkey over former Nissan head's escape from Japan to Lebanon via Istanbul.
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Russia faces Olympic ban from World Anti-Doping Agency

9th - Higher Ed
Russian athletes continue to be banned from international track and field competitions, as world athletics body says Russia has not done enough to tackle doping.
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Russia faces 4-year ban from Olympics

9th - Higher Ed
World Anti-Doping Agency has banned the team from competing after multiple doping scandals.
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Flock of sheep participate in month-long ceremony to mark Japan's new imperial era

9th - Higher Ed
A flock of sheep at a farm theme park in Japan are taking part in events to mark the beginning of the country's new imperial era on Wednesday. Spurred on by carefully-placed food pieces, the flock of 150 sheep moved into formations of...
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Dolls modelled on Japanese politicians usher in new era

9th - Higher Ed
A Japanese doll maker has unveiled dolls modelled on Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe and chief cabinet secretary Yoshihide Suga. The dolls are holding names suggested by the public for a new era, ahead of the abdication of Emperor...
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Japanese company creates life-sized working transformer

9th - Higher Ed
Transforms from robot to 2-seater sports car in about a minute
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Aquarium art exhibit in Tokyo enthrals audiences

9th - Higher Ed
Artist uses thousands of goldfish and other creatures in colourful, intricate displays
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Quebec horseback rider back in saddle after paralyzing accident

9th - Higher Ed
Quebec horseback rider Lyne Joly was left paralyzed from the neck down after a riding accident last year. Now, thanks to a special stabilizing saddle adapter, she is riding horses again
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FEATURE: Aquarium art exhibit in Tokyo enthrals audiences

9th - Higher Ed
Artist uses thousands of goldfish and other creatures in colourful, intricate displays
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Nintendo Switch finally released to public

9th - Higher Ed
Huge lineups in Tokyo in anticipation of new gaming console
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Japan tackles its workaholic culture

9th - Higher Ed
A small number of companies in workaholic Japan are getting creative with ways to get their employees to leave early. The government has launched the “Premium Friday” campaign encouraging firms to let workers out a few hours early on the...
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Solid gold, $1.8M Christmas tree on display in Tokyo

9th - Higher Ed
19 kg of gold built into artwork set up in Ginza Tanaka department store
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Japan unveils lunar rover prototype

9th - Higher Ed
Joins 15 other teams in bid to land privately owned craft on moon
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Tokyo opens its 1st hedgehog café

9th - Higher Ed
Offers patrons a chance to cuddle creatures for an hour
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Marunouchi: where the heart of Japan’s business beats

9th - Higher Ed
Welcome to this new episode of our Target Japan Special on Tokyo’s financial heart: Marunouchi and its two neighboring districts of Otemachi and Yurakucho. To better understand how foreign businesses work here, we met Jan Dusek, business...
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Tokyo: The business district that never sleeps

9th - Higher Ed
In this Target Japan Special, we head to Tokyo, to one of the world’s most vibrant business districts: Marunouchi and the adjacent neighbourhoods of Otemachi and Yurakucho. Here beats the heart of Japanese business, between the imperial...
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Tokyo zoo conducts annual escaped zebra drill

9th - Higher Ed
Keepers try to corral person in zebra suit
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Annual Mame-maki bean throwing festival in Japan

9th - Higher Ed
Soybeans thrown at family, friends to ward off evil spirits, bring good luck
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Supersize clothing hits Paris catwalk

9th - Higher Ed
Temperatures dipping as low as -10 degrees Celsius in Berlin didn’t stop fashionistas from attending the major biannual fashion event in the German capital. Under the motto ‘Great Britain’, Austrian designer Lena Hoschek Autumn-Winter...
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52nd annual calligraphy contest in Tokyo

9th - Higher Ed
More than 3,000 people's work judged on form, brush strokes and composition