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A robotic finger covered with artificial skin tissue cultured from living cells has been successfully developed by a team of scientists in Japan.

Indonesian immigration deported Japanese national Mitsuhiro Taniguchi on Wednesday who was accused of swindling more than US$ 7 million of government Covid-19 subsidy funds.


The cabinet of Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida enjoys a 64 per cent approval rating, according to a recent nationwide public opinion survey conducted by the Yomiuri Shimbun, marking the third straight increase since an April poll.

Japanese singer and actress Yoko Minamino’s original song “Rainbow for Tomorrow” was delivered to Cambodia on Monday as a gesture of friendship in a handover ceremony between senior diplomats of the two countries.

Four top automakers, namely Toyota, Nissan, Honda and the AutoAlliance, which assembles Ford and Mazda vehicles, have announced that they will start manufacturing electric vehicles (EVs) in Thailand.

A growing number of Japanese universities are offering support to Ukrainian students whose education was cut short by Russia’s invasion of their country.

China-based Japanese filmmaker Ryo Takeuchi recently released a documentary series called “100 faces of Huawei”. The film, which gives viewers a close look into the working of Huawei Technologies Co Ltd, also features interviews with employees.

These chopsticks have the potential of making mealtimes more enjoyable for people who have to eat bland food due to health concerns.

A Japanese woman on Monday apologised for posting a TikTok video in which she took off her face mask and danced inside a Bangkok Skytrain.

A Japanese man who apparently jumped to his death from his 11th floor condominium in Bangkok on Thursday had contracted Covid-19, police said on Friday.

The Foreign Ministry said it has received a vague response to its query into why Japan has sent an email warning its citizens living in Thailand of terrorist attacks in Southeast Asia.

TOKYO - A day after the Tokyo Olympics concluded, social media posts in Japan showed photos and videos of a man believed to be the International Olympic Committees president, Thomas Bach, strolling through Ginza, a popular shopping district in Tokyo.