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Private lunar lander from Japan falls silent while attempting a moon touchdown
A private lunar lander from Japan descended toward a touchdown on the moon Friday, but flight controllers lost contact with the spacecraft and were unsure of its fate. The Tokyo-based company ispace said its lander dropped out of lunar orbit as planned. But there was no immediate word on the outcome, following the hourlong descent.
The number of newborns in Japan fell below 700,000 for the first time since records began in 1899. The government data ...
Japan's steadily declining births and overall aging population present serious long-term risks, threatening to sap the ...
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CITIES IN PERIL: Two decades of change are testing Tokyo’s resilienceBy bno - Taipei Office Over the past two decades, Japan has emerged as both a victim of and a laboratory for climate change ...
Japan's biggest refiner, Eneos Corp, experienced an unplanned shutdown of the 77,000 barrels-per-day No.3 crude distillation ...
In Tokyo, there’s concern — and more than a little trepidation — over what the Nippon Steel deal and doubled tariffs portend ...
Twenty-two percent of tourists cited the difficulty of finding a place to throw away garbage as the single biggest issue they ...
TOKYO (Reuters) -Japan's junior ruling coalition partner, Komeito, will propose cutting the consumption tax rate for food ...
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