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Tokyo 2020 chief rules out delay in Olympics despite pandemic fears

Tokyo 2020 chief rules out delay in Olympics despite pandemic fears

Australia's softball squad is the first national team to arrive in Japan.

Japan looks to extend Tokyo state of emergency to June 20

Japan looks to extend Tokyo state of emergency to June 20

A cabinet minister expresses concern over the increasing flow of people into the city.

Japan's ruling party to urge sharing AstraZeneca's Covid-19 shot to Taiwan

Japan's ruling party to urge sharing AstraZeneca's Covid-19 shot to Taiwan

The move comes as Taiwan battles a spike in domestic infections.
With Olympics looming, US advises against travel to Japan due to Covid-19

With Olympics looming, US advises against travel to Japan due to Covid-19

The US "Do Not Travel" advisory and guidance for Japan did not mention the Olympics specifically.
Japan's Osaka city crumples under Covid-19 onslaught

Japan's Osaka city crumples under Covid-19 onslaught

Doctors also warn of another disaster if the Olympics is not stopped.

To hold, or not to hold: Tokyo residents torn two months before Olympics

To hold, or not to hold: Tokyo residents torn two months before Olympics

Opinion polls show a majority of respondents want the Games postponed or cancelled.
For some of Japan's lonely workers, Covid-19 brings a homecoming

For some of Japan's lonely workers, Covid-19 brings a homecoming

Companies are phasing out assignments that send employees away from home for years at a time.

Japan widens virus emergency to three more prefectures

Japan widens virus emergency to three more prefectures

The move came as a surprise and reflects the growing concerns of more infectious Covid-19 strains.

IOC says 'safe and successful' Tokyo Games will go ahead

IOC says 'safe and successful' Tokyo Games will go ahead

Organisers have designed a 'custom-made Olympic bubble' to protect athletes and the Japanese people.
Unused Covid-19 shots piling up in Japan amid slow rollout

Unused Covid-19 shots piling up in Japan amid slow rollout

The pace of its inoculation campaign remains slow due to manpower and logistical bottlenecks.
Pandelela wins gold at Fina Diving World Cup

Pandelela wins gold at Fina Diving World Cup

The Sarawakian became the only athlete to contribute a medal to the Malaysian contingent in the five-day tournament.
Covid-19: Japan to impose 'short, powerful' emergency for Tokyo, elsewhere

Covid-19: Japan to impose 'short, powerful' emergency for Tokyo, elsewhere

From April 25 to May 11, restaurants, bars will close, and big sporting events will be held without spectators.

Japanese journalist detained in Myanmar

Japanese journalist detained in Myanmar

The freelance journo was picked up from his home and taken into custody by troops on Sunday night, says report.

Japan fishing communities alarmed over plan to release Fukushima water

Japan fishing communities alarmed over plan to release Fukushima water

The decision to release the contaminated water is also causing a diplomatic ruckus with China and South Korea.

Are the Olympics cancelled? Japan official's comments sow doubts

Are the Olympics cancelled? Japan official's comments sow doubts

Japan is in the midst of a fourth wave of coronavirus infections.

S Korea aims to fight Japan's Fukushima decision in world tribunal

S Korea aims to fight Japan's Fukushima decision in world tribunal

This after Japan unveils plans to release contaminated water into the sea from the nuclear plant.

Japan to release contaminated Fukushima water into sea after treatment

Japan to release contaminated Fukushima water into sea after treatment

The move is opposed by neighbours, including South Korea, and its own fishing industry.

Quake hits Japan area devastated a decade ago, tsunami alerts lifted

Quake hits Japan area devastated a decade ago, tsunami alerts lifted

The temblor hit the coast of the Miyagi Prefecture and generates a one-metre tsunami.

Japan court says it is 'unconstitutional' to bar same-sex marriage

Japan court says it is 'unconstitutional' to bar same-sex marriage

The landmark ruling marks a major symbolic victory for those fighting for same-sex partnership.

US top diplomat calls for deeper Japan ties, as China, N Korea cast shadow

US top diplomat calls for deeper Japan ties, as China, N Korea cast shadow

Antony Blinken says the economic relationship between the US and Japan is one of the strongest in the world.

US, India, Australia, Japan agree to send one billion vaccines across Asia

US, India, Australia, Japan agree to send one billion vaccines across Asia

The so-called 'Quad' group of four nations want to counter China’s growing vaccination diplomacy.
No Chinese vaccines to be taken by Team Japan, minister says

No Chinese vaccines to be taken by Team Japan, minister says

This is because Japan has not approved the vaccines, Olympics Minister Tamayo Marukawa says.

Fukushima radiation unlikely to raise cancer rates, UN experts say

Fukushima radiation unlikely to raise cancer rates, UN experts say

From 2011 to 2015, over 300k people aged 18 and under in Fukushima area were screened for thyroid cancer.

Japan's tsunami survivors call lost loves on the phone of the wind

Japan's tsunami survivors call lost loves on the phone of the wind

The phone booth in a garden on a hill is also used by people who have lost relatives to sickness and suicide.