Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi announced her second reshuffled Cabinet on Sept. 17 after personally reviewing questionnaires ...

BRUSSELS—Despite electing its first female prime minister, Japan remained in the bottom 20 percent of countries covered in ...

A naming ceremony for a new cruise ship was held on Sept. 16 in Yokohama, the latest entrant in Japan’s campaign to expand ...

CHIBA—A record 1,138 domestic and foreign companies are exhibitors at the Tokyo Game Show, a convention that ...

Sun Guangqing’s prefabricated homes factory in China opened in 2022 just as the property sector entered a prolonged crisis ...

SEOUL—South Korean Foreign Minister Cho Hyun said on Thursday that an announcement on Seoul’s U.S. investment plans under its ...

The “Dadachamame,” a specialty product of this northeastern city, is a line of “edamame” soybeans that are eaten green and ...

NAGOYA—Organizers of the Asian Games, the largest sports event on the continent, are preparing to evacuate athletes and ...

NAGOYA--Accommodation issues continued to plague the lead-up to the Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games on Thursday with even the host Japan team looking at alternative arrangements after cases in which male ...

KAWASAKI—Three workers were killed, one was injured and another remains missing after a 500-ton counterweight and scaffolding collapsed during a crane-dismantling operation at a steel mill on April 7.

KURE, Hiroshima Prefecture—The Yamato Museum reopened here on April 23 following year-long renovations to bring the behemoth World War II battleship closer to real life based on the latest research.

As president of the International Criminal Court based in The Hague, Tomoko Akane lives by a simple rule: “Villains must be ...