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TOKYO (Reuters) – A ruling party leadership race pitting Japanese Prime Minister Naoto Kan against party powerbroker Ichiro Ozawa is too close call, a Kyodo news agency survey of party lawmakers showed on Friday.

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Japan ruling party race for PM too close to call – Kyodo

TOKYO (Reuters) – Japan should revise the exclusively defensive policy adopted after its defeat in World War Two, relax an arms export ban and consider lifting a prohibition on aiding allies under attack, a government advisory panel said on Friday.

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Japan panel urges defence changes, wary of China

TOKYO (Reuters) – Japan’s Ichiro Ozawa, a veteran lawmaker known for shaking things up, may be making his last big gamble that could either end his career or give him the nation’s top job.

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NEWSMAKER – Japan’s Ozawa makes final gamble in bid for PM

TOKYO (Reuters) – Japan opened up its gallows to local media for the first time on Friday, a move that could spark debate in a country where the majority supports the death penalty.

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Japan opens up "sterile" gallows to media

TOKYO (Reuters) – Japan is reviewing policies for its armed forces, constrained by a pacifist constitution for over 60 years, as the government confronts China’s military rise and the potential decline of its U.S. protector in the region.

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Q+A – Japan reviews defence policies to cope with threats

TOKYO: The Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement is likely to be signed here in September, at a vice-ministerial level meeting of 11 parties, Kyodo News quoted the Trade Ministry as saying.

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Anti-Counterfeiting trade accord set to be signed Sept

TOKYO (Reuters Life!) – A Japanese media frenzy over missing centenarians has cast a spotlight on the isolation and loneliness potentially faced by millions of elderly as the government struggles to cope with a rapidly greying population.

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Japan’s hunt for missing elderly exposes social woes

TOKYO (Reuters) – The Japanese transport ministry has issued an advisory to Japanese ships transiting the Strait of Hormuz to be more alert, a source familiar with the issue said on Friday.

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Japan tells ships to be more vigilant in Hormuz Strait

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TOKYO (Reuters) – Japan has selected 15 groups of companies to conduct feasibility studies for emission-cutting projects in nine developing countries to promote clean-energy technologies, a newspaper reported on Sunday.

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Japan to subsidise CO2-cut studies – newspaper