Nikkei steadies as U.S. extends Iran ceasefire; Japan, South Korea benchmarks hold gains Nikkei steadied on April 22 after a U.S. move extending a ceasefire with Iran; Japan and South …
Bank of Japan Likely to Hold Rates at 0.75% as Middle East Energy Shock Raises Inflation Risks Bank of Japan likely to keep policy rate at 0.75% at its April …
Japan Eases Defense Equipment Exports Rules as Firms Ramp Up Production Japan eases defense equipment exports rules, prompting IHI and Mitsubishi Heavy to expand production, investment and hiring to pursue …
Bubble Run Japan: Foam-Filled Summer Races Return Nationwide with Music and Family Fun Japan’s Bubble Run events return nationwide from late July through mid-September 2026, combining colorful foam courses with …
Japan national football team builds momentum with landmark away wins ahead of World Cup Japan national football team rides a five-match winning streak after away wins over Scotland and England, …
Japan to Invest ¥1 Trillion in Recycled Resources by 2030 to Strengthen Supply Chains Japan adopts a ¥1 trillion action plan to secure recycled resources, expand metal recovery and cut …
Ultra Japan Returns to Odaiba: What to Expect from the Annual Ultra Music Festival Ultra Japan lands at Odaiba’s Symbol Promenade Park with global DJs, diverse electronic acts, and summer …
GLP Japan: Tokyo Logistics Hub Costs Projected to Surge Nearly 80% GLP Japan’s Tokyo logistics hub faces a projected cost surge of roughly 80%, pushing total investment above $8 billion …
Finance Ministry Warns Japanese Government Bond Interest Payments Could Triple by Fiscal 2035 Finance Ministry warns Japanese government bond interest payments could reach ¥45.2 trillion by FY2035 and higher borrowing …
Japan Considers Framework for Mutual Funds Investing in Private Assets to Open Retail Access to Startups Tokyo is weighing rules to allow mutual funds investing in private assets so retail …
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