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News from the Japan Times
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‘Chiikawa’ was always darker than it lookedCute characters, folk horror and lingering trauma: "Chiikawa" makes an unexpectedly haunting leap to the big screen.
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Japan likely intervened to prop up yen, with possible help from U.S.Analysts believe Japanese financial authorities moved to lift the yen on Thursday night after it suddenly spiked against the dollar.
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Kumamoto showing early signs of quake recovery as transportation routes resumeShinkansen lines, flights and highways began resuming operations Friday, suggesting the damage to infrastructure was not as devastating as the 2016 temblor.
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Japan launches National Intelligence Bureau in bid to streamline intelligenceFor Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi, who has sought to modernize Japan's intelligence system, the upgrade represents a political win and the foundation for a broader overhaul.
