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Move aside, convenience store egg sando – there’s a better version of the iconic sandwich in Japan

At just around a buck, the egg sandwich at this chain is enough to make convenience stores weep.

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Japanese high court reaches verdict on if late-pizza-delivery trauma is worth 100,000 yen

Kyoto man’s half-year quest for justice ends with very definitive answer.

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Trial begins between Australia and Japan over whaling

On 26 June at the International Court of Justice (ICJ) Australia made its first arguments against Japan’s scientific whaling program which they assert is a cover for commercial whaling in violation of international treaties. Ever the political hot potato, the move is sure to ruffle some feathers both at home and abroad.

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Man Frames Octopus for Murder or Vice-Versa, Trial Ongoing in South Korea

In Incheon, South Korea, a bizarre murder trial is taking place surrounding the 2010 death of a 22 year-old woman, referred to as Ms. Y.  The defendant is her boyfriend, 31 year-old Mr. K.  Prosecutors are demanding that Mr. K be sentenced to death for her murder.

With a key piece of evidence missing, he must convince the court of his side of the story: an octopus did it.

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