The Latest Breaking News from Tokyo

The U.S. government is preparing to formally announce a massive $550 billion investment from Japan this week, as stated by Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick.

Australia’s athletics squad has suffered a double blow weeks out from the world championships in Tokyo with the sprinter and race walker both ruled out

Tokyo urges Beijing to resume negotiations on implementation of 2008 agreement on exploiting natural resources.

Injuries have ruled two Australian stars out of the world athletics championships in Tokyo.

Temperature goes up in the fall.

Police and prosecutors acknowledge errors in investigation of Shizuo Aishima case

Keely Hodgkinson won her second Diamond League race in five days to set the bar high for the world championships in Tokyo next month

With the World Championships in Tokyo coming up next month, Hodgkinson – who has been recovering from a hamstring injury – laid down another marker.

Tokyo tops global ranking, with judges praising its blend of culture, connectivity and access to nature

On Wednesday, SoftBank Group (OTC:SFTBF) (OTC:SFTBY) shares fell sharply in Tokyo as investors reacted to its $2 billion investment in Intel Corp (NASDAQ:INTC), with broader Asian technology stocks sliding in tandem after a U.S. market pullback led by Nvidia Corporation (NASDAQ:NVDA).

A HUGELY popular restaurant in Glasgow will close its doors after six years in business.  Mikaku, a much-loved Japanese bar and restaurant on Queen Street, will shut on September 14, 2025. Known for its immersive "slice of Tokyo" experience and colourful interiors, Mikaku opened in 2018 and has since welcomed thousands of guests through…