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Anti-revision groups rally in Tokyo against arms buildup on Constitution s 76th anniv

TOKYO On May 3, the 76th anniversary since Japan s postwar Constitution came into effect in 1947, tens of thousands in favor of keeping the documen

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Vietnamese soldier studying in Japan arrested for allegedly sending residence card to compatriot

TOKYO A member of the Vietnamese People s Army studying at the National Defense Academy of Japan has been arrested on suspicion of providing his re

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Ghanaian man with renal failure sues Japan city gov t for blocking aid due to nationality

CHIBA A Ghanaian man living in Japan filed a suit with the Chiba District Court on Dec. 14 calling for this east Japan city s municipal government

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Man arrested for allegedly vandalizing signs for Japan s ministry, Tokyo courts with ink

TOKYO A man was arrested for allegedly vandalizing a sign for Japan s Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications in Central Government Buildin

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Japanese opposition lawmaker apologizes for saying N Korea abductee no longer alive

TOKYO A member of Japan s main opposition party has apologized for saying during a September meeting that Megumi Yokota, who was abducted by North

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