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New giant bookstore in east Japan hopes to offer treasure hunt with 500,000 volumes

TSUKUBA, Ibaraki One of Japan s largest bookstores, boasting a collection of some 500,000 volumes, recently opened here, bucking the trend of books

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News Navigator: Why do autumn typhoons cause extensive damage in Japan?

The Mainichi Shimbun answers some common questions readers may have about typhoons, which can cause significant damage in Japan, especially in autumn.

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Omicron BA 5 strain may be highly pathogenic: Japan univ research team

TOKYO A research team led by the University of Tokyo expressed its view that the coronavirus s omicron subvariant BA.5 spreading across Japan

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Could Tonga s major volcanic eruption produce global climate changes?

TOKYO Major volcanic eruptions have often resulted in temporary climate changes on a global scale. The 1991 eruption of Mount Pinatubo in the Phili

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Why more snow could hit Japan after record levels in west of country

TOKYO Record snowfalls mainly in western Japan are expected to gradually subside from Dec. 28, but the La Nina phenomenon, which tends to cause sev

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