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Waste not, want not with a banana peel-boosted side dish
"Tsukudani" is already a sweet treat, so adding byproducts of the fruit is a match made in heaven.
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‘Numb’ builds a bleak vision of a troubled boyhood
Inspired by director Takuya Uchiyama's own experiences, "Numb" is an unflinching look at childhood neglect transmuted into adult sorrow.
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Takaichi says Trump gave her ‘detailed’ briefing on U.S.-China summit
Donald Trump's meeting with Xi Jinping has left Tokyo concerned that Beijing could seek to use the meeting to bolster its narrative against
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11-year-old esports prodigy Yuki Kurihara claims gold at Asian Games
He is the youngest athlete in Japan's Asian Games history.
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Organizers ‘not satisfied’ by rows of empty seats at Asian Games
The 100-meter sprints are one of the highlights of any Games, but the 30,000-capacity Mizuho Park Athletic Stadium appeared to be only about
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Organizers ‘not satisfied’ by rows of empty seats at Asian Games
The 100-meter sprints are one of the highlights of any Games, but the 30,000-capacity Mizuho Park Athletic Stadium appeared to be only about
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Junglia theme park in Okinawa logs ¥17 billion loss in first year
The ¥70 billion park opened last July to high expectations that it would help extend tourist stays and boost the local economy.
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China and U.S. to open AI ‘communication channel’ after summit
U.S. President Donald Trump and Chinese leader Xi Jinping discussed matters ranging from AI and trade to the stalled war in Iran.
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Japan wary China could use Trump-Xi summit to bolster narrative against Tokyo
Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi is believed to be seeking a call with U.S. President Donald Trump to dispel Tokyo's concerns.
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When infinity becomes finite: How will Yayoi Kusama’s death influence the art market?
There will be no new Kusamas, but rarity is another matter. Her death exposes the very different kinds of scarcity within her vast body of w
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Japan’s finance chief says Takaichi isn’t ‘reflationist’
The finance minister also reiterated her readiness to again support the yen and played down jitters over the recent gains in bond yields.
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Trump rejects Iranian peace proposal, report says
U.S. President Donald Trump told aides he expects to resume bombing after November congressional elections.
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How firms linked to sanctioned Chinese cotton giant sell clothes to U.S.
Since Esquel's blacklisting, three garment makers in Vietnam have continued to source much of its cotton while also selling products to the
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Trump administration to meet Ukraine assistance deadline
As of early this week, $307 million of the $400 million of the Ukraine Security Assistance Initiative funding had been obligated, sources sa
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Spotting AI writing: how reliable are the detectors?
Claims that a Canadian-Haitian writer used AI tools to write his best-selling debut novel are posing questions about how AI can be detected.
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OpenAI’s models accessed public U.S. Census and SEC data
The company's agentic AI systems interacted with public U.S. Census and SEC data, people familiar with the situation said.
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TV networks resume covering White House as press access fight continues
Trump last week banned CNN, MS NOW and Politico from the White House, before a judge ordered the administration to restore their access.
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China pushes to fill Trump’s void across range of U.N. activities
As U.S. President Donald Trump withholds millions of dollars in U.S. dues and pulls out of dozens of agencies, China is filling the gap.
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U.S. seeks to expand passport records access for voter checks
State and local officials, as well as potentially some nonprofit organizations, may be given access to passport records to verify voters' ci
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Xi seizes Trump detente to seek lasting gains on trade and Taiwan
Underneath many of U.S. President Donald Trump's grand gestures at his summit with Xi Jinping, there were signs of the limits to their relat
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Yen rises as Japanese officials say weak currency is problem
The currency strengthened as much as 1.2%, the most since Sept. 7, to ¥156.94 per dollar on Friday, outperforming all of its Group-of-10 pee
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To craft a Buddhist bell, ‘you have to find peace within yourself first’
Yoshinori Shimatani, a fourth-generation "orin" (standing bell) master craftsman, views his process as equal parts physical and spiritual.
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When tourists do the ‘Nagoya skip,’ do they know what they’re skipping?
Despite historical, cultural and culinary draws, only 10% of overseas visitors set foot in Aichi and Gifu prefectures.
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Japanese skateboarders grab gold at Asian Games
In swimming, Kodai Nishiono won the gold medal in the men's 200-meter backstroke.
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