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“Japan to Revive Mount Fuji Climbing Season with New Fees to Tackle Pollution, Limit Crowds”

Starting from July 1st, Japan will resume Mount Fuji climbing season. New fees aim to limit climbers and reduce pollution. Gates will open at 3:00 am, allowing 2,000 climbers who paid $12 each. Maximum daily climbers should not exceed 4,000 to address garbage, pollution, and safety concerns.

Politics

“Ukraine and Japan Forge Stronger Ties with Historic Bilateral Security Agreement”

Ukraine and Japan signed a bilateral security agreement, solidifying cooperation in various fields. Japan will invest $4.5 billion in Ukraine by 2024.

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“Japan and Ukraine Set to Strengthen Security and Defense Ties During G7 Summit”

Japan and Ukraine will sign a significant bilateral document at the G7 summit in Italy. Japan will provide security assistance to Ukraine, including non-lethal equipment and medical treatment for soldiers. The agreement confirms Japan’s support for Ukraine’s territorial integrity.

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“Breaking: 5.9 Magnitude Earthquake Rocks Noto Region of Ishikawa, Japan; No Casualties Reported”

5.9 magnitude earthquake hits Noto region of Ishikawa, Japan. No casualties reported. Get more updates on NEWS.am’s Telegram.

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“USA, Japan, and South Korea Join Forces for Summer Military Exercises, Pledge Unified Security Efforts”

USA, Japan, and South Korea plan joint military exercises this summer, aiming to enhance security cooperation and counter aggression. They also condemn North Korea’s violation of Arms Control Agreement through ballistic and nuclear tests.+#SEO #security #military

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“Volcanic Threats and Avalanches Force Evacuation of 13 Thousand People in Japan’s Border Areas”

Over 13K people evacuated in the border areas of Japan due to volcanic eruptions and avalanches caused by melting snow. Mount Kagoshima residents affected. Disruptions in transportation reported. No injury updates.

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“Japan and South Korea Join Forces: Imposing Sanctions on Russia Amidst Ongoing Investigations”

Japan imposes sanctions on Russia and continues investigations into poisoning from Ukraine. Companies in Cyprus and a Russian businessman are targeted. Korea also announces sanctions against Moscow and Pyongyang, freezing assets of citizens and Russian ships. Sanctions aim to stop nuclear and missile programs, as well as the financing of these developments. Any financial transactions with sanctioned individuals are strictly prohibited.

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“Earthquakes in Japan Warn Residents of Outskirts: Beware of Encounters with Bears and Wild Animals, Urges Officials”

The recent earthquakes in Japan have raised concern as they affect residents and foreigners alike. High-altitude seismic activities have been observed in various regions, including Active and Fucusimma prefectures. While rescue teams found a missing person, it remains unclear if the earthquake caused their death. Foreigners affected by the earthquakes are reported to be in stable condition. Some residential areas have been closed indefinitely due to earthquake alerts. Akita residents are advised to stay prepared for encounters with bears and other wild animals. Climate change and diminishing food sources may contribute to increased bear encounters.

Elections Government Politics

“Deputy Prime Minister of Japan, Fukumi Kisiida, Resigns Amidst Defeat in Parliamentary Elections and Corruption Scandals”

Deputy Prime Minister of Japan, Fukumi Kisiida, resigns from all positions following coalition’s defeat in parliamentary elections due to economic situation. Coalition faces challenges in maintaining power and implementing reforms. Opposition party expected to win all three seats according to exit poll. Kisiida’s resignation may impact future of administration as coalition members consider new leadership. Corruption scandal involving unregistered political materials uncovered. Coalition members show support for Kisiida or consider waiting until end of term in 2025. Funds from campaigns suspected of being transferred to non-taxable foundations.

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“Joint Military Exercises in the Pacific Ocean Demonstrates Regional Cooperation and Riles China”

Australia, the USA, the Philippines, and Japan conduct military exercises in the Pacific Ocean, strengthening regional cooperation. China warns the Philippines against escalating tensions in the Philippine Sea.