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Saliva-based tests to boost detection in Japan TOKYO • Japan's government said yesterday it's approved saliva-based tests for the coronavirus, offering a safer,
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TOKYOAfter recording no new Covid-19 cases from April 30 to May 22, the city of Kitakyushu in Fukuoka saw 119 cases in the last 11 days, putting it on the front
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TOKYO (REUTERS)Japan is engaged in dialogue with South Korea on export controls, the Japanese trade minister said on Tuesday (June 2), declining to elaborate on
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TOKYO • Students in Tokyo went back to school yesterday, while businesses such as gyms, saunas and cinemas reopened their doors in the Japanese capital after ne
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TOKYO (AFP)Dozens of fireworks displays erupted simultaneously across Japan on Monday (June 1) to cheer up the public, urge the gods to end the coronavirus pand
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TOKYO (AFP)It is a scene repeated the world over: pedestrians glued to their phones while walking, causing collisions and sometimes accidents. No more, says one
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Japan will prioritise laws to fight the scourge of cyber bullying while a consortium of social media networks has vowed to clamp down more strongly on online ha
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TOKYOJapan will prioritise laws to fight the scourge of cyber bullying, while a consortium of social media networks has vowed to clamp down more strongly on onl
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TOKYO (REUTERS)A day after Japan ended its state of emergency, Tokyo residents took to the streets with a mixture of relief and trepidation as they prepared for
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TOKYO (REUTERS)Children under the age of two shouldn't wear masks because they can make breathing difficult and increase the risk of choking, a Japan medical gr
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