116-year-old Japanese Kane Tanaka, recognized as the oldest person by the Guinness World Records on Saturday (March 9), finally achieved the dream she had since she was 100.

The Japanese man from the island of Hokkaido lived to be 113 years old. His family has described shock at "the loss of this big figure."

Subrahmanyam Jaishankar, former Foreign Secretary of India and president of Global Corporate Affairs at Tata Sons Ltd., Luis Alberto Moreno, president of Inter-American Development Bank, Kevin Rudd, former Prime Minister of Australia and president of the Asia Society Policy Institute, and Yoriko Kawaguchi, former Japanese Minister of Foreign Affairs and Environment, discuss how global businesses navigate political uncertainty.

Japanese Princess Ayako was officially engaged to commoner Kei Moriya on Sunday (August 12) in an imperial engagement ceremony held at Tokyo's Imperial House.

The Japanese Government had in June 2017 donated 31 Ambulances to Nigeria and promised to deliver 12 more to make it total of 43 ambulances.

112-year-old Japanese man recognized as the oldest man living.

Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, his popularity plunging amid a cronyism scandal, takes responsibility for a loss of trust in his government but denies he or his wife had intervened in a land sale to a school operator with ties to his wife.

Japanese short track speed skater Kei Saito failed an out-of-competition doping test on the day of his arrival in Pyeongchang and has been expelled from the Winter Olympics, Japan team officials said on Tuesday.

A Japanese soldier was killed after a volcano erupted near a popular Japanese ski resort, sparking an avalanche that left several injured and scores stranded up a mountain.

The craft set off for a two day trip to the International Space Station with the three crew members on board.

It is thought that 100 Japanese people who were abducted by North Korea still live there. The Shiokaze Project broadcasts just for them, with Japanese music and the voices of loved ones. One woman reaches out to her sister, who was taken 44 years ago.

Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe tells U.S. President Donald Trump the security threat in the Asia Pacific region is becoming 'increasingly severe' due to North Korea.