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Presumed mastermind of Japan burglaries may be in Philippines: source

TOKYO (Kyodo) The presumed mastermind of a spate of burglaries that occurred across Japan since last year may be in the Philippines, an investigati

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String of robberies in Japan apparently committed by social media hired help

A spate of robberies across Japan suspected to be linked to a certain criminal group was apparently performed by people hired for

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2022 Rewind: Heroes and helpers honored in Japan

An alert convenience store worker who foiled a fraud attempt, a Vietnamese man who rescued a man from a swamp and four citizens who subdued a knife-wi

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Japan science council says drawing line between military, civil use technology difficult

TOKYO The Science Council of Japan (SCJ) has drawn up a statement claiming that it s become difficult to simply separate dual-use technology that c

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Low-weight births in Japan spark new guidelines on weight of moms to curb risks

news Low-weight births in Japan spark new guidelines on weight of moms to curb risks The Mainichi © The Mainichi A doctor explains the risks of being underweight to pregnant women during a maternity class held online at Kato Clinic in the city of Saitama. (Mainichi/Ayumu Iwasaki) TOKYO Japan is seeing a trend in declining birth weights of infants, which can threaten their health, possibly due to pregnant women not gaining enough weight. The trend has prompted a committee of the Japan Society of Obstetrics and Gynecology (JSOG) to compile new guidelines on the appropriate body weights of expectant mothers as early as this spring.

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