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Tips for Moving in Japan During Busy Season
Tips for moving in Japan during busy season. Learn how to cut costs, book movers smartly and avoid peak-season stress.
Source: GaijinPot Blog
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Trump's White House ballroom is too big, architect says, as 2nd panel prepares to vote on it
President Donald Trump ’s White House ballroom project is way too big and should be scaled back, an architect and member of the board of the National Trust…
Source: Japan Today
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Australian baseball icon Tim Kennelly prepares to take final bow at WBC
Kennelly is arguably the greatest player in the history of the Australian Baseball League.
Source: The Japan Times
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Rocket failure casts pall on Japan's space development drive
Startup Space One's Kairos self-destructs 70 seconds after launch
Source: Nikkei Asia
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Fashion Pile-Up in South Asia Affects Supply Chains
The Middle East conflict is disrupting fast fashion supply chains. This may lead to delays and shortages of certain goods in Japan.
Source: The Japan Times
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Trump Targets Cuba After Iran: Travel Impact?
President Trump has announced Cuba is next on his agenda after Iran. This could significantly impact travel to the island nation.
Source: Japan Today
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Ireland Wins, Stays in Six Nations Race
Ireland defeated Wales 27-17 in Dublin, keeping their Six Nations title hopes alive. The outcome impacts travel plans for rugby fans hoping to attend future matches and tournaments in Europe.
Source: Japan Today
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Rohm Shares Surge on Denso Acquisition Bid
Rohm's stock experienced its largest surge in 26 years following an acquisition proposal from Denso. This development could signal shifts in Japan's tech sector.
Source: The Japan Times
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Japan Wins WBC Game Against Taiwan
Japan defeated Taiwan 13-0 in a World Baseball Classic Pool C game in Tokyo. The victory showcased Japan's strong performance in the tournament.
Source: Japan Today
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New Kabuki Theater Complex Coming to Tokyo
Shochiku is investing $630M in a new theater complex in Tokyo's Ginza district. The facility will host kabuki performances, movies, and offices.
Source: Nikkei Asia
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