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Japanese SME support for subsidies and decarbonization

2 clusters · 7 sources · last updated

Latest: Yamaguchi and Chiba launch decarbonization support for SMEs

Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in Japan are receiving increased support from business associations and local governments to address economic and environmental challenges. In Chiba, the Japan Small and Medium

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Wellness events at Ofuro café Karin no Yu

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Latest: Ageki Onsen to host autumn outdoor sauna event in Inabe City

Ofuro café Karin no Yu in Katori, Chiba Prefecture, announced a series of wellness and community events for September 2026. These include “Singing Bowl Sauna” sessions on September 15 and 24, which provide sound bath exp

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New bakery openings in Japan

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Latest: New bakeries to open in Takasaki and Izumo

New confectionery shops are establishing locations in various Japanese prefectures. In Takasaki City, Gunma Prefecture, the gluten-free bakery ‘Komeko no Mahou’ opened on August 29, 2026. The shop focuses on products ma

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Chiba recovery: 7,000 homes damaged one month later

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Latest: Chiba heavy rain: 13 dead and 7,000 homes damaged one month later

One month after the record-breaking heavy rains in Chiba Prefecture, the scale of destruction has been revised, with damage reported to over 7,000 homes through flooding. The disaster, triggered by a ‘squall line type’ l

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Kumamoto earthquake recovery: aid packages and ongoing gaps

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Latest: Relief workers share Kumamoto earthquake lessons to improve disaster preparedness

As recovery efforts continue following the July 28, 2026, earthquake, the scale of damage has risen to over 53,800 buildings. While water outages have been restored, many residents remain in evacuation centers or makeshi

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Heavy rainfall and flooding in Japan

3 clusters · 7 sources · last updated

Latest: Japan authorities issue flood safety guidance for submerged vehicles

Heavy rainfall and sudden “guerrilla rainstorms” in Japan have led to significant safety risks and infrastructure concerns. In Chiba Prefecture, record-breaking rainfall in mid-August 2026 resulted in over 3,000 vehicles

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Japanese high school sports and academic competitions

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Latest: Chiba high school baseball teams prepare for autumn tournaments

High school athletic competitions and training activities are underway across various Japanese prefectures during the late summer and early autumn of 2026. In Kyoto Prefecture, baseball tournaments saw Doshisha and Nant

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Extreme weather and flooding in Japan

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Latest: Japan weather alerts: Heavy rain and landslide warnings issued across multiple regions

Japan has faced significant disruptions due to extreme weather, including lightning strikes and heavy rainfall. In late August, a lightning strike in Kyoto caused equipment malfunctions and the temporary closure of the

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Weather-related emergencies in Japan

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Latest: Japan issues Level 5 landslide warnings amid fatal flooding

In August 2026, the Japan Coast Guard issued a second-level alert and evacuation advisory for various ports in the Izu Peninsula and Izu Islands, including Shimoda Port, due to an approaching typhoon. Maritime instructio

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Opening of ekubo Keisei Shin-Kamagaya complex

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Latest: ekubo Keisei Shin-Kamagaya commercial complex to open at Shin-Kamagaya Station

The ekubo Keisei Shin-Kamagaya commercial complex, located at Shin-Kamagaya Station in Chiba Prefecture, is scheduled to open on September 10, 2026. The facility is connected to the station and serves four railway lines,

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Ofuro Cafe Karin no Yu discount campaigns

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Latest: Ofuro café Karin no Yu announces September discount campaigns

Ofuro Cafe Karin no Yu, a facility within The Farm resort in Katori, Chiba, has implemented a series of promotional discount campaigns. In August 2026, the facility announced a “uniform discount” for football supporters

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Local food festivals and markets in Japan

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Latest: Local food markets and festivals scheduled across Japan for September 6

Various local food and beverage events are scheduled across different regions of Japan in late August and early September 2026. In late August, Chiba and Saitama prefectures host festivities including a Yakiniku Like an

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Urayasu D-Rocks community and media initiatives

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Latest: Urayasu D-Rocks signs official supplier agreement with Dtimes

The professional rugby team Urayasu D-Rocks has undertaken several community and promotional initiatives in Chiba Prefecture. In August 2026, the club opened its natural-grass home ground, Urayasu D-Park, for free publi

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Sint-Truiden VV football season performance

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Latest: Sint-Truiden wins 4-1 against Antwerp with goals from Araki and Matsuzawa

Sint-Truiden VV began their Jupiler Pro League season with two consecutive draws. In their second match, the team played to a 3-3 draw against Cercle Brugge, a game featuring a goal from midfielder Nelson Ishiwata. Foll

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Saedeul remnants strengthen into Storm No. 5 and trigger Flo

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Latest: Tropical Storm Saudel forms in North East Sea

The rare concentration of four simultaneous typhoons continues to impact Japan and China. Typhoon Saedeul (also referred to as Saudel) caused significant disruption across Okinawa and the southwestern islands, including

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Japan summer festivals and fairs 2026

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Latest: Tokyo hosts various cultural festivals in early September 2026

Japan’s 2026 summer season, which began in late May with food fairs in Nagaoka and Fukuoka, continued through August with a diverse array of regional festivals, food expos, and fireworks displays. In early August, Tobu D

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Tokyo energy-efficient appliance discount campaign

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Latest: Japan air conditioner prices show regional gaps up to 23,000 yen

Electronics retailer Nojima is participating in the Tokyo Metropolitan Government’s ‘Household Zero Emission Action Promotion Project’ to offer discounts on energy-efficient air conditioners. Through the ‘Tokyo Zero Em

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Matsuko Deluxe television appearances

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Latest: Matsuko Deluxe discusses grocery etiquette and Chiba ramen shop

Matsuko Deluxe has appeared on the TV Asahi variety program ‘Matsuko & Ariyoshi Karisome Tengoku’ to discuss various personal and social topics. In early August, Matsuko spoke regarding public perception and her gender

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Japanese school sports competitions 2026

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Latest: Regional high school and junior high sports tournament results

During the summer of 2026, various Japanese school sports competitions showcased diverse athletic achievements. In early June, the 72nd Akita Prefecture High School Sports Festival saw Saika Izumi win the women’s 48 kg j

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Kumamoto earthquake response in Japan

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Latest: Japan political leaders address Chiba floods and Kumamoto earthquake recovery

A magnitude‑7 quake struck Kumamoto Prefecture on July 28‑29, 2026, prompting a wave of international condolences. Leaders from South Korea, Italy, France and the European Commission publicly expressed solidarity with Ja

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