Tokyo
Tokyo drift: Black bear that sent Japanese city into lockdown, sparked multi-day search, captured
The adult bear, which was estimated to weigh about 100 kg, was eventually shot with a tranquilizer gun, loaded onto a cage on a truck, and driven away. It is unclear what the city will do with it.
Arkia expands the competition and launches a direct route to Tokyo
Stocks shake off Iran jitters as AI pushes market up, even amid oil climbs and Hormuz crisis
Man sprays unidentified chemical into Japan mall, injuring at least 20 - report
Captivating concert tour: Roi Dayan enchants Japanese audiences with his mandolin mastery
Business and pleasure: Israel and Japan sign a new visa agreement
Visa applicants must meet a number of basic requirements including a clean criminal record, having medical insurance and having a way to support themselves.
Team Israel baseball players were filmmakers for new documentary about 2020 Olympic run
A documentary had followed Team Israel’s Cinderella run in the 2017 World Baseball Classic, and the filmmakers wanted to make a sequel.
Japan to start paying citizens one million yen to leave Tokyo
The financial incentives highlight the challenges that Japan is facing with its low birth rate and long life expectancy.
Israel and Japan celebrate 70 years of diplomatic relations
Israel, Japan make strides towards free trade agreement
Israel and Japan have a relatively large volume of trade, with $1.23 billion in Israeli exports to Japan and $1.51 billion in the other direction.
‘Tokyo Shaking’ enacts a real-life disaster - film review
The acting, cinematography and production are highly polished, but the script seems designed to mute any real conflict.
Israeli accused of drug smuggling in Japan found dead in prison
The prisoner's defense attorney claimed that he was held in conditions that did not suit his medical state and that the High Court refused to transfer him from there despite his complaints.
'An apple a day keeps the doctor away' but chocolate can too - study
According to a Japanese study, moderation in all things - including chocolate and apples - can produce multiple health benefits.
With flowers and a gun salute, Japan bids farewell to slain Abe at state funeral
With flowers, prayers and a 19-gun salute, Japan honored slain former Prime Minister Shinzo Abe on Tuesday at the first state funeral for a former Prime minister in 55 years.
