Japan Begins Diet Debate on Bill to Criminalize Flag Desecration Lawmakers opened deliberations on June 24, 2026, over a flag desecration bill that would make damaging the Japanese national flag …
Japanese detained in China: Tokyo confirms two nationals held on suspected rare‑earth export violations Japan confirms two citizens detained by Chinese customs in May on suspicion of attempting to export …
Court Says No School Liability in Heatstroke on Primary School Excursion Parents’ suit seeking damages after a first‑grader developed heatstroke during a school excursion was dismissed by Osaka District Court; …
Separate Soccer Socks Gain Traction as Players Abandon Cutting Long Team Socks Separate soccer socks are rising from grassroots to the World Cup, as players and retailers say two-piece calf …
Takaichi secretary scandal escalates as opposition vows Diet showdown Opposition intensified a standoff on June 23, 2026 after PM Takaichi avoided Diet answers on the Takaichi secretary scandal, promising a …
KDDI email system breach potentially exposes up to 14.22 million addresses and passwords KDDI warns that an unauthorized intrusion into a corporate email system may have leaked up to 14.22 …
Nissan shareholder vote rejects reappointment of Mizuho-linked director at June 23 meeting Nissan shareholder vote on June 23 rejected the reappointment of outside director Motoo Nagai, citing independence concerns over …
Takaichi to Skip NATO Summit in Turkey; Motegi to Represent Japan Japan’s Prime Minister Takaichi will not attend the NATO summit in Turkey on July 7–8, 2026, opting to send …
Japan World Cup: How Japan’s Group-Stage Finish Will Shape Its Knockout Path Japan World Cup chances broken down: how finishing 1st, 2nd or as a best third in Group F …
Japan World Cup: 4-0 win over Tunisia boosts Japan’s chances; third-place path most likely to meet Group I winner Japan World Cup update: Japan’s 4-0 win over Tunisia lifts the …
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