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Japan Today

japantoday.com

JapanToday.com is an English-language news website focused on Japan-related reporting. It covers a range of topics including politics, society, business, entertainment, and sports.

Credibility
Unrated
Lean
Unrated
Founded
2000
Headquarters
Tokyo
Articles read
3,600
16 July to 3 November

Japan Today

japantoday.com

JapanToday.com is an English-language news website focused on Japan-related reporting. It covers a range of topics including politics, society, business, entertainment, and sports.

Credibility
Unrated
Lean
Unrated
Founded
2000
Headquarters
Tokyo
Articles read
3,600
16 Jul to 3 Nov

In today’s Brief

Tuesday 3 November

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Tuesday 3 November

  1. Two Indonesian men died after falling into the sea in Ibaraki.
  2. Japan ends its tax-free shopping system for foreign tourists and introduces a new refund request system.
  3. ICC president accuses Trump administration of obstructing international justice by penalties in a remote U.N. address.
  4. Point of Law, King Charles’s former horse, wins the Melbourne Cup.
  5. North Korea denies U.S. claims of involvement in the Binance heist as absurd rhetoric.
  6. Lawyers seek dismissal of murder charges in Lindsay Clancy case in Massachusetts.
  7. Everton beat Newcastle 1-0 for a second win in four days, completing a double after last week’s League Cup victory.

Monday 2 November

  1. Average private high school facility fees in Japan nearly doubled year over year.

Profile

Type
Newspaper
Coverage
Japan-related news spanning politics, business, social issues, culture/entertainment, and sports.
Language
English
Notes
Some posts may be based on wire services or third-party submissions rather than original reporting.
The site’s editorial ownership and funding model are not clearly established from commonly available information.
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