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11/9（一）
民視新聞網偏綠赴日本掃貨注意！新制上路「買完不能直接退」退稅流程一次看
生活中心／曾婕畇報導日本是許多台灣人喜愛的出國旅遊目的地之一，從藥妝、服飾到電器用品，購物免稅優惠一直是旅客赴日消費時關注的重點。不過，日本自11月1日起正式調整免稅購物政策，從過去的結帳免稅制，全面改為「先付後退」的退稅機制，並將取消消費品的特殊包裝規定，不過食品、飲料及化妝品等商品，仍不能在日本境內使用或消耗後申請.....
Japan targets viral ‘Shorinji racing’ social media pranks h…
A viral social media prank targeting Japanese police is sweeping across the country, with children as young as seven being caught in the act. Known as “Shorinji racing”, the trend involves minors shouting “Shorinji-ja” (“We are Shorinji”) at police officers in person or through false emergency calls from public telephones while peers record them, according to Jiji Press. Some have kicked doors and torn down posters at local police boxes, or koban. The perpetrators then flee or hang up before...
A doctor was murdered in South Korea. 8 years on, ‘nothing…
Nearly eight years after a psychiatrist’s murder prompted South Korea to pass a new law that increased penalties for assaulting medical staff, another attack this month has doctors asking why the country’s hospitals are still unsafe. The attack at Severance Hospital in Seoul last Wednesday left the victim, a psychiatry professor surnamed Kang, with a severe hand injury that required surgery and cuts to his face and head. South Korea’s leading medical bodies have called for urgent new security...
Is the PLA rehearsing operations to keep US forces out of a…
Recent mainland Chinese naval deployments in the western Pacific and South China Sea have raised questions over whether Beijing is rehearsing operations to stop US and allied forces from intervening in a Taiwan conflict, according to analysts. Beijing has not announced any large-scale drill in relation to recent People’s Liberation Army (PLA) naval activities. But a November 6 assessment by US-based think tank the Institute for the Study of War (ISW) said the PLA could be conducting a major...
#China’s military drills#The Philippines#Guam#United States#Japan#South China Sea
Strong earthquake hits central Japan, injuring at least 22
A strong earthquake shook central Japan early yesterday, shattering store windows, causing people to flee buildings and leaving at least 22 people injured, local media said.Japan’s Meteorological Agency put the quake’s magnitude at 5.7, while the US Geological Survey reported it at magnitude 5.5. Sm
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Japan man with ‘grudge against society’ stabs bookshop work…
Japanese police arrested a 33-year-old man who admitted to stabbing a bookshop worker in Osaka on Sunday, a spokesman said, adding that the suspect said he “held a grudge against society”. The man, identified as Satoshi Okamoto, allegedly used a kitchen knife to stab the worker – who called police immediately afterwards – at a branch of national chain Maruzen & Junkudo in the heart of Japan’s second largest city. Police did not elaborate on the victim’s condition, but there was no fear for his...
On This Day | Donald Trump wins US presidency for the first…
This article was first published on November 10, 2016. Trump reaches out for unity by Shi Jiangtao Donald Trump called for national unity and promised to work with all nations in a triumphant victory speech yesterday (November 9, 2016) that capped the 70-year-old real estate mogul’s election as the United States’ 45th president. Trump’s stunning upset over Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton, who had been widely expected to become the US’ first woman president, defied almost all odds and polls,...
#Pennsylvania#Paris Agreement#United States#Japan#European Union#House of Representatives
Hong Kong investors look to Swiss Alps as they diversify pr…
Some wealthy Hong Kong investors are looking beyond Asia for property, as they seek to diversify their holdings across currencies and jurisdictions as part of a broader approach to wealth preservation. The Swiss Alpine resort village of Andermatt offers one example of the appeal. Prime residential prices there rose 12.5 per cent in the year to June 2026, making it the second-best-performing market in the Knight Frank Mountain Property Price Index. Its relatively open rules for foreign buyers and...
#Switzerland#Hong Kong#Japan#Knight Frank#Hong Kong property#Property investment
Why raising prices in Japan amid ‘insanely high’ inflation…
When Japan’s “symbol of affordability” Uniqlo decided to increase the price of its basic socks last month, it sparked a backlash before the clothing titan made an immediate U-turn. That came after Italian-style family restaurant chain Saizeriya issued an almost grovelling apology as it decided to add 20 yen (US$0.13) to the price of its trademark Milanese Doria, lamenting its “lack of effort”. The very public angst, including in one of the world’s most recognisable clothing brands, highlights...
#Japan#Consumers#Uniqlo#Bank of Japan#University of Tokyo (Japan)
Robots’ arrival set to give Chinese asparagus farmers a boo…
In the flat, typhoon-prone fields of Lianshui county in eastern China’s Jiangsu province, a once-obscure vegetable has become a local economic engine. Greenhouses for growing asparagus now cover more than 1,333 hectares (3,294 acres), produce 50,000 tonnes (55,116 short tons) a year and generate over 1 billion yuan (US$150 million) in value, according to local government data. Lianshui accounts for about 30 per cent of China’s greenhouse-grown asparagus output, and much of the high-value white...
#China food security#China#China technology#China manufacturing#Robotics#Chinese cuisine
Japan rethinks its stalking laws after Pokemon store murder
Long before Moe Harukawa was killed, she lived in fear. The 21-year-old shop assistant had reported her ex-boyfriend to police and a court had ordered him to stay away from her. Yet weeks later, Taiki Hirokawa, 26, walked into Harukawa’s workplace – a packed Pokemon store in Tokyo’s Ikebukuro district – and stabbed her repeatedly in the neck and torso before turning the knife he was carrying on himself. Both later died in hospital. Harukawa’s gruesome murder in March at the hands of a man who...
#Pokemon#Moe Harukawa#Tokyo#Tokyo subway system#Yamanashi Gakuin University#Taiki Hirokawa
Being Chinese | I’ll never know the war horrors my Singapor…
I started marking Remembrance Sunday when my daughters first attended the ceremony as members of the local Brownies. Held in Britain every year on the second Sunday of November, it marks the service and sacrifice of soldiers and civilians over two world wars. When British people think of the end of the second world war, they think of May 8, 1945. But that was for Europe. For Singapore, where my daughters and I were born, war dragged on until the official Japanese surrender ceremony for Southeast...
#War and conflict#Singapore#Britain#World War II#Chinese overseas#Being Chinese
11/7（六）
Superblue Kyoto 將於 2027 年初開幕 首展呈獻 James Turrell 大型回顧展
Superblue Kyoto 將於 2027 年初開幕 首展呈獻 James Turrell 大型回顧展: 這間總部設於邁阿密的體驗式藝術中心即將進駐日本，呈獻一場探討光與人類感知的大型展覽。
Myanmar’s will to fight money laundering questioned as toug…
Myanmar’s military-backed government may find its reluctance to address the international community’s concerns a greater obstacle to economic recovery than the threat of tougher international financial restrictions, according to analysts. The Financial Action Task Force (FATF), the global money-laundering and terrorist-financing watchdog, warned on October 30 that it could consider further measures against Myanmar if it failed to remedy shortcomings in its financial safeguards by...
#Myanmar#Asean#Banking & finance#Japan#United States#Min Aung Hlaing
Will Russia’s asset takeover finally push Japan into retali…
Russia’s seizure of the assets of a Japanese company could prove to be Tokyo’s red line after a series of bitter exchanges between both nations and ties that continue to spiral. The Japanese government on Friday lodged a formal complaint with Russia and demanded that Moscow immediately reverse a decree announced the previous day that transferred the assets of Japan Tobacco International (JTI) to Russian control. Analysts say the decree, signed by Russian President Vladimir Putin, is likely a...
Sanae Takaichi slammed online for praising calligraphy with…
Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi has faced backlash online after writing a social media post celebrating Japan’s shodo calligraphy without mentioning its Chinese roots. On Thursday, Unesco released this year’s nominations for inclusion on its Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity. The 59 nominations submitted for consideration for the UN cultural body’s list include Chinese cuisine, Spain’s traditional jota music and dance genre and Japan’s shodo...
#China-Japan relations#Chinese culture#Japan#China#Sanae Takaichi
Japan accelerating defense buildup: report
Japan is accelerating its defense buildup on its southwestern islands amid rising geopolitical tensions in the Taiwan Strait and the wider Indo-Pacific region, a Japanese daily reported.The Japanese Ministry of Defense plans to upgrade the Japan Ground Self-Defense Force’s 15th Brigade, based in Nah
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