Stories from Tokyo · Japan

A Tokyo FM broadcast contained a statement about needing to kill two or three boys.

The publication of "full scripture" records and the revelation of the Sutton Diary are again cited as evidence of Japan's militaristic aggression during World War II.

A report from the Toyota company shows an almost 50% collapse, which some experts are already noting. Kommersant FM reported on the Toyota company's financial results, noting a nearly 50% collapse.

Japanese giant Sony reported revenue growth that exceeded expert forecasts. Following the report, Sony's shares fell over 4% in the regular trading session but then rose 90% in post-market trading.

Japan potentially conducted a yen-selling, dollar-buying foreign exchange intervention worth 4 to 5 trillion yen between May 1st and yesterday.

The latest issue of Jazz In magazine, Volume 31, has been released.

Many doctors in Taiwan's mainstream hospitals are adopting hydrogen molecular medicine across various departments.

Japanese right-wing forces are reportedly pushing for accelerated remilitarization, a move described as unpopular. The push by Japanese right-wing forces to revise and accelerate remilitarization is unpopular, and has aroused high vigilance and strong opposition from peace-loving people worldwide, including the Japanese public.

Public sentiment has expressed opposition to the Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) touching the constitution.

An upcoming issue of Record Collectors magazine will feature an article on Michael Jackson.