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The Japanese drone company taking on Russia in Ukraine (opens the original)
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To the inevitable question of what a Japanese businessman is doing in the war in Ukraine, Toru Tokushige, chairman of drone maker Terra Drone Corporation, provides two reasons: a business opportunity that doesn’t exist in his country and the conviction that Japan is an archipelago at high risk of attack. Tokushige, 56, received EL PAÍS in his office in central Tokyo, and during the whole conversation kept his fingers on the keyboard of a laptop connected to a giant screen. On a map of Ukraine he
The new frontier of Japan’s rearmament is cyberspace (opens the original)
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Cyberspace will become a new area of responsibility for Japan’s military and police from October, when a law allowing them to neutralize large-scale cyberattacks at their source comes into force. The measure is aimed at threats from state actors such as China, Russia and North Korea, the countries most active against Japanese networks in recent years. The Cyber Defense Law is part of Japan’s accelerated military buildup, a process that has gained further momentum under Prime Minister Sanae Takai
‘Nekonomics,’ or the great Japanese cat economy (opens the original)
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The affection that Japanese people feel for cats translates into spending that, this year, will reach 2.9 trillion yen (approximately $16 billion), a figure almost equal to the economic impact of the 2025 Osaka World Expo. But this amount doesn’t include the hidden side of the cat economy: the care of homeless felines. Compiling statistics on Japanese pets has been a priority since the beginning of the 21st century, when the number of cats and dogs began to surpass the child population. In 2025,
Numerous people trapped in a shopping mall following powerful earthquake in Japan (opens the original)
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Several people have been trapped following an explosion at the Aeon Mall shopping center, according to the Kumamoto Prefecture Fire Department on the island of Kyushu in southwestern Japan, after a strong 7.1-magnitude earthquake struck, followed by a 6.1-magnitude aftershock, according to data from the Japan Meteorological Agency (JMA). Fuji TV reports that there are numerous fatalities among those trapped in the building, although there is no official confirmation of the deaths at this time. T
Controversy in Japan over Prime Minister Takaichi’s excessive work zeal: ‘Between 0 and 3 hours of sleep a day’ (opens the original)
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A message posted this week on the social network X by Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi, in which she boasts of sleeping “between 0 and 3 hours” a night, has sparked intense controversy in Japan. The debate raises the question as to whether such excessive work zeal and extreme devotion to wakefulness sets a bad example for the public. For some, however, it is more of a smokescreen to mask Takaichi’s low popularity ratings and, also, the scandal of an alleged smear campaign against her inter
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