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17.04.2025 19:07
Figure skating: U.S. leads Japan after Day 1 of World Team Trophy Ilia Malinin and Alysa Liu topped their respective short program standings Thursday as the United States took the lead after the opening day of the three-day World Team Trophy figure skating competition. The United States collected a total of 52 points from the men's and women's short programs and ice dance's rhythm dance, eight points above second-place Japan, at Tokyo Metropolitan Gymnasium. Read full story here

17.04.2025 17:39
ANA, Singapore Airlines eye joint fares for Japan-Singapore flights All Nippon Airways Co. and Singapore Airlines Ltd. will launch joint fare products for flights between Japan and Singapore starting in September as they deepen their commercial partnership, the two carriers said Thursday. The two Star Alliance carriers signed a deal the same day to launch a joint venture aimed at providing customers with enhanced flight connectivity beyond their existing codeshare arrangement. Read full story here

17.04.2025 16:03
Japan PM to forgo visit to war-linked Yasukuni shrine for spring rite Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba has decided not to visit the war-linked Yasukuni shrine, a site that has long been a source of diplomatic friction with Japan's neighbors, during its spring festival next week, sources familiar with the plan said Thursday. Ishiba will instead offer a "masakaki" ritual offering to the shrine, the sources said, as he did during its autumn festival when he and his entire Cabinet refrained from visiting. Read full story here

17.04.2025 14:53
Japan PM aims to meet Trump in U.S. over tariffs when appropriate Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba said Thursday that bilateral tariff negotiations with Washington will not be easy, but he intends to visit the United States for direct talks with President Donald Trump "at the most appropriate time." Ishiba made the remarks after his aide Ryosei Akazawa, the economic revitalization minister, met Trump and senior officials of his administration to discuss the tariff issue in Washington. Read full story here

17.04.2025 12:52
Basketball: Hachimura ready to step up for title-chasing Lakers Japan national basketball team star Rui Hachimura will head into the NBA playoffs for the fourth time in his career Saturday as an integral member of a Los Angeles Lakers outfit with championship aspirations. The power forward has been to the postseason twice since the January 2023 trade that sent him from the Washington Wizards to a Lakers franchise in win-now mode under the leadership of aging superstar LeBron James. Read full story here

17.04.2025 12:05
Japanese low-cost eateries thrive in China as economy sputters China's dining scene is buzzing as Japanese chains like Torikizoku yakitori, Sushiro conveyor-belt sushi and Saizeriya Italian eateries turn economic hardship into opportunity, drawing customers with affordable options amid a downturn. Torikizoku, a popular yakitori chain based in Osaka, opened its first mainland China location in Shanghai in late February. All items -- from skewered grilled chicken to beer -- are uniformly priced at 18 yuan ($2.50), following the same strategy used in Japan. Read full story here

17.04.2025 10:19
Baseball: Ohtani launches 6th home run as Dodgers outgun Rockies Shohei Ohtani blasted his sixth home run of the season for the Los Angeles Dodgers in a wild 8-7 win over the Colorado Rockies on Wednesday. The reigning National League MVP led off with a 448-foot blast over right field as the home side battered Colorado starter German Marquez in the first inning at Dodger Stadium. Read full story here

17.04.2025 8:35
Japan, U.S. agree to further tariff talks with eye on quick deal Japan and the United States agreed on Wednesday to progress discussions over U.S. tariffs during ministerial talks in Washington and to hold another round of talks later in April to bring about a quick resolution of the issue, Japan's chief negotiator said. U.S. President Donald Trump, who joined the negotiators in a session at the White House, described the meeting as "big progress" while Japanese economic revitalization minister Ryosei Akazawa told reporters the president indicated that talks with Japan on the levies should take top priority. Read full story here

17.04.2025 7:05
FEATURE: Cyclocross making presence felt in Japan On a cold, wet morning in early February, snow piled up along Kyoto's Katsura River had thawed, but conditions were near-freezing on a makeshift course with a mixture of frozen and slushy mud. The stage set in the ancient Japanese capital was the final round of the Kansai Cyclocross series for the 2024-2025 season. Riders tumbled one after another and, covered in mud, were forced to push their bicycles over the treacherous surface. Read full story here

16.04.2025 16:13
Foreign visitors to Japan hit record for March of 3.5 mil. The number of foreign visitors to Japan in March rose 13.5 percent from a year earlier to a record 3.5 million for the month, official data showed Wednesday, underscoring the continued strength of the country's tourism boom. Foreign traveler spending totaled 2.3 trillion yen ($16.0 billion) in the three months from January, up 28.4 percent from the same period last year, driven by higher expenditures on food and accommodation, preliminary figures from the Japan Tourism Agency showed. Read full story here

16.04.2025 15:43
Olympics: 60 percent of Milan-Cortina Winter Games tickets sold: CEO Some 60 percent of the tickets for the Milan-Cortina Winter Olympics next year have already been sold, the organizing committee's chief executive officer said Wednesday. Speaking at Italy's embassy in Tokyo, Andrea Varnier revealed that the host nation was followed by the United States and Germany as the top three nations with the most tickets purchased since they went on general sale on March 8, with strongest demand from those aged 25 to 40. Read full story here

16.04.2025 15:13
Figure skating: Yuma Kagiyama to add quad flip to SP at World Team Trophy Japanese figure skater Yuma Kagiyama plans to try a difficult quadruple flip for the first time in his short program when he competes at the World Team Trophy beginning Thursday in Tokyo. Kagiyama, who finished third when U.S. "Quad God" Ilia Malinin retained his world crown last month in Boston, has jumped the quad flip in his free skate. Read full story here