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Japan explanation of Korean wartime forced labor insufficient: UNESCO
TOKYO (Kyodo) -- UNESCO's World Heritage Committee on Thursday adopted a resolution stating that Japan has failed to provide a sufficient explanation Full article
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Peace memorial hall to be built in Korean settlement in Kyoto Pref. to pass on history
(2021/7/21)
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Exhibit of student paintings based on A-bomb survivor testimonies to open in Tokyo
(2021/7/20)
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S. Korea group supports UNESCO's urge on Japan over forced labor
(2021/7/17)
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High court rules 84 A-bomb 'black rain' victims eligible for aid
(2021/7/14)
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Vestige of hydro plant in southwest Japan dam lake partially destroyed by downpours
(2021/7/14)
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Kyoto in motion: Festival floats appear on streets with huge poles hoisted for 1st time in 2 yrs
(2021/7/13)
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Enchanting Edo: Tokyo shop protects woodblock print technology behind Japan's ukiyo-e
(2021/7/13)
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Late Hiroshima survivor's granddaughter carries on her legacy of international activism
(2021/7/13)
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Japan Photo Journal: Kyoto lantern makers staying upbeat despite pandemic difficulties
(2021/7/10)
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Envoys from 93 nations to attend Hiroshima A-bomb peace ceremony
(2021/7/9)
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Letters from past emperors among 194 historical docs found at Kyoto's Kiyomizu Temple
(2021/7/8)
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Typhoon of Steel: US presence continues 76 years after Battle of Okinawa (Pt.10)
(2021/7/8)
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Japan Photo Journal: 1,300 lanterns adorn Osaka's Dotonbori River for summer festival
(2021/7/6)
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Warrior wear: Fukushima designer produces 'Samurai Masks' resembling ancient armor
(2021/7/5)
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'I can't forget': Japanese man who joined US forces in Korean War breaks 70-yr silence
(2021/7/3)
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Evacuated Fukushima town tour shows reality of ordinary life lost to nuclear disaster
(2021/7/2)
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Snow ice stored in thatched hut paraded to temple in traditional central Japan event
(2021/7/1)
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Organizer of barred Osaka event featuring 'comfort women' statue to sue for venue usage
(2021/6/29)
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Enchanting Edo: Tokyo traditional paper lantern shop hopes to paint life into dark times
(2021/6/29)
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Kumamoto Castle main tower damaged by 2016 quake reopens to public
(2021/6/28)
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