The president of Ricoh Japan Corp. resigned for pressuring a female acquaintance to have an abortion, the parent company of ...

The number of crimes in Japan surged by 17 percent to 703,351 in 2023, marking the second straight year of increase and ...

Bustling with foreign tourists, Tokyo's Asakusa district is seeing a 25 percent increase in commercial land prices near ...

In apparent retaliation, Russia’s foreign ministry banned 13 Japanese citizens, including Toyota Motor Corp.’s chairman, Akio ...

The Metropolitan Police Department arrested soccer star Kaishu Sano, who has been selected for the Japanese national team, on ...

SEOUL--Anxious about Japan’s impending release of treated nuclear wastewater from the tsunami-damaged Fukushima nuclear power ...

WASHINGTON--U.S. intelligence shows that China’s President Xi Jinping has instructed his country’s military to “be ready by ...

The yen dropped to its lowest against the U.S. dollar since late 1986 on Wednesday, amid a wide interest rate differential ...

The Immigration Services Agency said 9,753 foreign technical trainees went missing in Japan last year, marking an ...

NAGOYA—The Nagoya High Court on March 7 ruled that provisions of the Civil Code and the Family Register Law that do not ...

Minerva University, a private four-year online school, announced that it will launch a base in the capital in September 2025 ...

The Tokyo High Court on June 6 rescinded a court order for former executives of Tokyo Electric Power Co. to pay the company about 13 trillion yen ($92.6 billion) over the Fukushima nuclear disaster.