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Meet the Kabuki Kid: Japanese 10-year-old becomes first dual-national kabuki actor

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A French-Japanese child has made his first appearance to rapturous applause this week under his new stage name - Onoe Maholo.
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Japan aims to expand its robot workforce

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Japan is looking to fast-track the use of robots in its workplaces and drones to carry out deliveries.
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Fukushima nuclear plant operator sued for cancer linked to 2011 disaster

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They all lived in Fukushima and developed thyroid cancer after an earthquake and tsunami damaged the reactor in 2011.
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Strict COVID-19 protocols in place ahead of Olympics

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Some members of Canada’s Olympic delegation were placed under COVID-19 protocols upon arrival in Beijing. These protocols are strict — with Chinese officials hoping to keep COVID-19 out of the Olympics just days before it begins.
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Zelensky delivers 'unprecedented' address to Japanese parliament

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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky continued his virtual tour of world capitals with a video address to Japanese lawmakers, the first online speech by a foreign leader to the legislature.
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Actor Ally Maki on Making Hulu's Animated Series 'Hit-Monkey'

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Actor Ally Maki joined Cheddar's "Between Bells" to talk about her role as Detective Haruka on the recently premiered Hulu animated series "Hit-Monkey." Maki's character is one of the few women police detectives on the Tokyo force in the...
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N Korea test-fires suspected submarine-launched ballistic missile

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North Korea has fired what appeared to be a submarine-launched ballistic missile towards the sea off its eastern coast, South Korea has said, with Japan saying two missiles were launched.
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COVID-19 infection rate in Tokyo drops dramatically

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Daily new COVID-19 cases have plummeted from a mid-August peak of nearly 6,000 in Tokyo, with caseloads in the Japanese capital now routinely below 100, an 11-month low.
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Randy Bachman reunited with lost guitar after 45 years

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Randy Bachman, best known as the former Guess Who guitarist, has found his very first guitar after losing it more than 45 years ago.
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Athletes celebrate achievements as Paralaympics close

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Athletes celebrated their achievements at the 2020 Tokyo Paralympics on the closing weekend, especially Canada’s multi-medalists.
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Tokyo 2020 Paralympics are putting inclusion and accessibility issues under the microscope in Japan

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Activists have welcomed the progress made on accessibility and inclusion issues but warn that there is still a long way to go in changing attitudes towards disabled people in Japan.
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The human in the machine: These robots are making the workplace more inclusive for disabled people

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At Tokyo’s new Dawn café, robots whizz around taking orders. But rather than AI, they are powered by humans thousands of kilometres away.
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Tokyo Paralympic Games open with most athletes ever

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The 2020 Tokyo Paralympic Games have officially opened and even with no fans in the stands, the field of athletes is the largest ever.
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Tokyo Games organisers reject pressure to cancel Olympics

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The increasing pressure to scratch the event is now coming from an official partner of the games.
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Pressure on Tokyo Olympics: Official partner joins calls for cancellation

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An official partner to the Toyko Olympics calls for the games to be cancelled because of the Covid risk
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Jessica Guo: 15-year-old fencer’s hopes for Tokyo and beyond

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The youngest member of Canada’s Olympic fencing team, 15-year-old Jessica Guo, hopes to make it to the podium with her team in Tokyo and is already looking forward to future Olympics and a career in medicine.
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COVID restrictions to be extended in several Japanese cities

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The restrictions were due to be lifted next week, but with Japan still grappling with a fourth wave of the pandemic, this announcement had been widely expected.
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Olympic organizers update safety 'playbook'

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Olympic athletes will be given daily tests for the coronavirus during their time in Tokyo this summer, as part of a number of tighter countermeasures introduced to show the event was still on track.
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Team Canada chef de mission comfortable with Olympic safety protocols

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Marnie McBean tells Power & Politics she is confident that Team Canada's safety protocols will protect both the athletes and the people of Tokyo.
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Tokyo Olympics committee meets to address continuing problems

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Nobody predicted a global health pandemic, the Olympics being delayed by a year, it does become challenging for hosts.
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Japan faces major hurdles with 100 days until Tokyo Olympics

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Resurgence in COVID-19 in Japan, as well as elsewhere in the world, is the latest challenge to the long-delayed event.
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Head of Canadian Olympic Committee confident in Tokyo Games

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The president of Canadian Olympic Committee, David Shoemaker, says the delayed 2020 Tokyo Olympics will be safe for athletes and are worthwhile holding as a ‘beacon of hope’ during the pandemic.
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Canadian athletes face uncertainty, unusual training ahead of Tokyo Olympics

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Even with a year-long delay, training restrictions and a lack of competition, Canadian athletes are doing their best to prepare for the upcoming Tokyo Olympics despite all the uncertainty.
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Tokyo 2020 games: Olympic torch relay begins in Fukushima

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After a delay of more than a year, the Olympic torch relay ceremony for the Tokyo 2020 games has begun.