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Isoko Mochizuki, a Japanese newspaper journalist whose confrontations with the government are the subject of a hard-hitting documentary. Photograph: i: Documentary of the Journalist Isoko Mochizuki, a Japanese newspaper journalist whose confrontations with the government are the subject of a hard-hitting documentary. Photograph: i: Documentary of the Journalist
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Shinzo Abe and his wife, Akie, with guests during the annual cherry blossom viewing party hosted by the prime minister in Tokyo. Photograph: Toru Yamanaka/AFP via Getty Images Shinzo Abe and his wife, Akie, with guests during the annual cherry blossom viewing party hosted by the prime minister in Tokyo. Photograph: Toru Yamanaka/AFP via Getty Images
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‘The design of the flag has been widely used in numerous scenes in the daily life of Japan for a long time, including celebrating childbirth and seasonal festivities.’ Photograph: Hannu Mononen/Alamy Stock Photo ‘The design of the flag has been widely used in numerous scenes in the daily life of Japan for a long time, including celebrating childbirth and seasonal festivities.’ Photograph: Hannu Mo
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‘It causes intentional harm to those who suffered.’ South Korean protesters tear Japanese rising sun flags at a protest in Seoul, South Korea, September 2019. Photograph: Lee Jin-man/AP ‘It causes intentional harm to those who suffered.’ South Korean protesters tear Japanese rising sun flags at a protest in Seoul, South Korea, September 2019. Photograph: Lee Jin-man/AP
South Korean boycott of Japanese goods hits beer and carmakers
South Korean business owners and workers call for a boycott of Japanese products during a protest near the Japanese embassy in Seoul. Photograph: Lee Jin-man/AP South Korean business owners and workers call for a boycott of Japanese products during a protest near the Japanese embassy in Seoul. Photograph: Lee Jin-man/AP
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Men wearing Japanese imperial military uniform visit the Yasukuni Shrine in Tokyo, marking the 74th anniversary of the end of the war in the Pacific. Photograph: Kim Kyung-Hoon/Reuters Men wearing Japanese imperial military uniform visit the Yasukuni Shrine in Tokyo, marking the 74th anniversary of the end of the war in the Pacific. Photograph: Kim Kyung-Hoon/Reuters
Tokyo Olympics construction worker dies from suspected heatstroke
A 50-year-old Olympics construction worker in Tokyo was found unconscious and later died of suspected heatstroke. Photograph: Issei Kato/Reuters A 50-year-old Olympics construction worker in Tokyo was found unconscious and later died of suspected heatstroke. Photograph: Issei Kato/Reuters
Oxford to receive biggest single donation 'since the Renaissance'
Stephen Schwarzman is unusual among mega-donors in that he is not a former student. Photograph: Gian Ehrenzeller/EPA-EFE
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A young woman hovers in the doorway of one of Kabukicho’s information centres, which give recommendations for bars and sex shops. Photograph: Kosuke Okahara/The Guardian A young woman hovers in the doorway of one of Kabukicho’s information centres, which give recommendations for bars and sex shops. Photograph: Kosuke Okahara/The Guardian
Manga in the frame: images from the British Museum exhibition
Manga in the frame: images from the British Museum exhibition A detail from the cover artwork of Manga graphic novel Captain Tsubasa by Yōichi Takahashi, 1981. Photograph: Shueisha Inc/Yoichi Takahashi With London’s British Museum about to stage the biggest ever manga exhibition outside Japan, graphic novelist Fumio Obata discusses the comic-book genre’s enduring appeal through some of the show’s
Notre Dame and the culture it inspired – from Matisse to the Muppets
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Haruki Murakami and James Frey lead all-male shortlist for bad sex award
Female authors have managed to avoid including bad sex scenes in their novels this year – at least according to the Literary Review, which has announced an all-male shortlist for that least-coveted of literary prizes, the Bad sex in fiction award. Haruki Murakami, often named as a contender for the Nobel prize, makes the cut for passages from his latest novel Killing Commendatore in which impossib
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