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What was supposed to be a huge boon for the struggling convenience store chain became a software engineer's worst nightmare. Learn about what went wrong - and how badly customers have suffered it.
In Japan, married couples must share the same surname. A growing chorus of voices says it's time for that to change.
A government report telling citizens they'll need to save big to make it to 95 has Japan anxious - and Prime Minister Abe is scrambling to contain the fallout.
Will Japan move from maintaining a pure self-defense force to creating an army that can go on the offensive?
When Crown Prince Naruhito becomes Emperor this year, a new era will literally dawn in Japan. Alyssa Pearl Fusek explores the history of era names in Japan.
Why singles life in Japan tends to be less like The Bachelor and more like The 40 Year Old Virgin.
Last night's protest brought out over 3x more participants than the last as Japanese citizens stated their opposition.
A man in his 50s set fire to Tokyo's Shibuya Scramble Crossing on the evening of April 3rd, then turned himself in and said he did it "to let the world know the current state of Japan." Japan's internet was not interested in his message. It was interested in his politics, his failed car rental, and the right-wing accounts that blamed foreigners, then deleted their posts.
Former Unification Church leaders are considering forming a new organization after the group's court-ordered dissolution. We analyzed 100 Japanese X (Twitter) comments in response to the Yahoo News Japan announcement. The dominant reaction: outrage that a "zombie organization" can simply swap its sign and carry on.

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