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Yoshihide Suga is widely expected to become Japan's next prime minister, after Shinzo Abe announced he would resign for health reasons

Yoshihide Suga, Self-made Politician Who Struggled As Japan's Premier

Yoshihide Suga, self-made politician who struggled as Japan's premier

2 Dead After Receiving ‘Contaminated’ Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine In Japan

The US is sending doses of the Moderna Covid-19 vaccine to Ghana

The suspended vaccines have been distributed to over 860 vaccination sites across Japan.

Underwater Volcanic Eruption In Pacific Ocean Adds New Member To Japan's Archipelago

The Pacific Ring of Fire is where several of the Earth's tectonic plates meet and is the location of many earthquakes

The new island resembles crescent-shaped brackets and just a small part of the conical head of the massive underwater volcano.

Seriously Ill COVID-19 Patient Turned Away By 100 Hospitals In Japan

A seriously ill 50-year-old COVID-19 patient from Japan was refused by 100 hospitals in Tokyo and had to be transported by an ambulance for eight hours before he was finally accepted by a medical facility.

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Tokyo Olympics Worker Accused Of Raping Woman Inside Opening Ceremony Stadium

A university student from Uzbekistan was arrested Sunday on suspicion of raping a Japanese woman while the two were working part-time at the National Stadium for the upcoming Tokyo Olympics.

70-Year-Old Man Lives With Wife’s Corpse For 2 Years, Gets Arrested

Police in Japan's Fukushima Prefecture arrested a 70-year-old man after it was found that he had been living with the corpse of his dead wife at their residence in Iwaki City for over two years.

Constitution Memorial Day 2021: History And Significance Of The Day Dedicated To Peace

Constitution Memorial Day is observed on May 3 to commemorate the birth of the newer Japanese Constitution.

As South China Sea Boils, Beijing Turns Up Heat On Japanese Islands In East China Sea

Beijing has stepped up provocation by issuing a landform survey report on Senkaku Islands, controlled by Japan

South Korea Airline's Ex-CEO Refused To Give Menstrual Leave To Female Staff

Under South Korean law, employers who deny female staff the right to take menstrual leave can face up to two years in prison or can be subject to pay a fine equivalent to $8,966.