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At least 22 people were killed and 24 others injured Friday when a bus packed with passengers crashed in eastern Thailand, police said.
Woman kills herself in husband's funeral pyre in Chhattisgarh
An elderly woman in Chhattisgarh jumped into her husband's funeral pyre, killing herself in an outlawed custom, police said on Sunday.
Drunk marines steal taxi in Okinawa
Two drunk marines stole a taxi in Okinawa the other day, making national news. Apparently the taxi had been left unlocked with its keys still in the ignition, so the marines had no trouble getting in and driving away...
Naked white man in Imperial Moat!
Stocks aren't the only things plunging. A much more smile-inducing plunge was that of the naked tourist yesterday into the moat of the Imperial Palace in Tokyo.
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Man arrested over beating death
OKAYAMA (Kyodo) A 24-year-old man from the city of Okayama has been arrested for allegedly killing a woman by beating her and throwing her into the sea at a port in the city, police officials said Wednesday.
Another man slain in Philippines
MANILA (Kyodo) A Japanese man died of a single gunshot wound to the head in the central Philippines, police said Monday. n Police said the victim, who was identified as Yasuaki Matsuura...
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The Tragic Story of Choi Jin-sil's Suicide
Choi Jin-sil (최진실) was a talented actress from South Korea. Nicknamed "The Nation's Actress", she starred in movies The Legend of Gingko (단적비연수)...
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Tokyo man caught fishing for women's underwear
Tuesday, September 30 05:17 pmnTOKYO (AFP) - Tokyo police said Tuesday they had arrested a man with a passion for women's underwear who used a...
Woman Plotted To Kill Parents Over Manga Collection
Don't you hate it when others mess with your figures and manga? Well this 36-year-old unemployed Japanese women was charged on Wednesday for allegedly asking for help in killing her parents....
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Aya Ueto campaigns against drunk driving
Japantoday.com reported, "Actress Aya Ueto, 23, on Wednesday appeared at an event at Tokyo Midtown to raise awareness about drunk driving. Wearing a police uniform, she urged the public not to drink and drive."
Following up from yesterday, a boy attempted to axe his dad to death by chopping at his head...nBut despite the axe incidents of late, the crime rate in Japan is still relatively low - so low in fact that police stations like...
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Choi Jin-shil found dead at home
Korean actress Choi Jin-shil was found dead at home early this morning (October 2). Her body was found in her bathroom; early investigation suggested that she hanged herself, but police is still checking on the...
Man Used Fishing Rod To Steal Pantsu
Sometimes perverts just get desperate to steal pantsu and come up with all sorts of innovative ideas. This 51-year-old man was arrested on Tuesday for allegedly using a fishing rod to steal women's underwear.
The inaugural ID Film Fest, a new festival dedicated to contemporary digital films that explore and celebrate identity crisis in the diverse Asian/Pacific Islander communities, will showcase an international ...
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Convenience stores defend 24-hour operations
Facing attack from critics that want convenience stores to shut down at night as a measure to prevent global warming, the Japan Franchise Association has responded by stating that convenience stores play a crucial role as ...
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I love a good Japanese horror movie. Half of my movies on Netflix are split between Japanese comedies and horror movies. One of the movies I will have to save and hope it makes it to Netflix soon is Tokyo Gore Police.
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Churches damaged in India as religious riots spread
Hindu mobs clashed with police and attacked homes of Christians in Orissa, police said on Tuesday, the latest outbreak of communal violence that has killed 22 people in the region.
Man charged with dumping silicone girlfriend
Breaking up is hard to do, and few know this better than a lifelike sex doll owner who Shizuoka police have charged with illegal dumping.
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Man stabs 1 to death, wounds 6 at Japan festival
An enraged vendor went on a stabbing rampage at a festival in central Japan, killing one man and wounding six others attending late-night celebrations to welcome the onset of fall, police said Sunday.
India's terrorists use Wi-Fi technology to escape detection
NEW DELHI: In India, a militant group has sent e-mails warning of more bomb blasts in the country, and police say they have been unable to track down the perpetrators, who have been using Wi-Fi technology to escape detection.