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Helmets to become mandatory for all cyclists in Japan from April 2023

TOKYO Wearing a helmet will become mandatory for all cyclists in Japan from April 2023 onward, according to a recent Cabinet decision.

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Top Japan ASDF officer addresses renaming force to include space defense

TOKYO A top Japan Air Self-Defense Force (ASDF) officer said it was appropriate to include the space sector in a plan to rename the body specified

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Lawyer questioned attacker s liability to sexually assaulted ex-Japan SDF member s face

TOKYO A former Ground Self-Defense Force (GSDF) member who was sexually assaulted by multiple male colleagues has revealed that an attorney represe

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65% of Ukrainian evacuees want to keep staying in Japan: survey

TOKYO Around 65% of Ukrainian evacuees staying in Japan following Russia s invasion of their country say they want to remain in Japan, according to

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8 8% of public elementary, junior high kids in Japan may have developmental disorder: poll

TOKYO Some 8.8% of students attending regular classes at public elementary and junior high schools in Japan may have developmental disorders, an ed

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