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Kyodo News Digest: Sept. 30, 2023

Kyodo 30 Sep 2023
TOKYO - Japan's parliament will convene an extraordinary session on Oct ... TOKYO - The Group of Seven nations will create a fund to help developing nations build robust supply chains for products needed for decarbonization, sources familiar with the plan said Friday ... "I want to build an unwavering relationship of trust with Mr.
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Construction of Japan's tallest skyscraper begins near Tokyo Station

Japan Times 30 Sep 2023
Construction of a new skyscraper, set to be Japan's tallest building with a height of about 390 meters, has begun near Tokyo Station, developer Mitsubishi Estate said ... .
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Lead Real Estate Co., Ltd Announces Closing of Initial Public Offering

Enid News & Eagle 29 Sep 2023
Tokyo, Japan, Sept ... Lead Real Estate Co., Ltd is a Japanese developer of luxury residential properties, including single-family homes and condominiums, across Tokyo and Kanagawa prefecture. In addition, the Company operates hotels in Tokyo and leases apartment building units to individual customers in Japan and Dallas, Texas.
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Japan police to stamp out online criminal activity with help of AI

Kyodo 28 Sep 2023
13, 2015, shows a building that houses the National Police Agency in Tokyo ... Abe's alleged killer used information found online to build a homemade gun, leading authorities to attempt to remove such content, as well as addressing the rise of crimes carried out by people recruited online.
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Preview: Hot Wheels Unleashed 2 Really Does Feel Like a Turbocharged Sequel

Push Square 28 Sep 2023
... any good? Well, buried in the deep, dark corners of the Tokyo Game Show, we went hands on with a demo build – although running on the Nintendo Switch, we had to use our imagination a little.
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Japan starts building new tallest skyscraper in Tokyo

Xinhua 27 Sep 2023
TOKYO, Sept ... skyscraper in central Tokyo, kicked off on Wednesday, according to the property developer ... Japan starts building new tallest skyscraper in Tokyo.
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Lead Real Estate Co., Ltd Announces Pricing of Initial Public Offering

Enid News & Eagle 26 Sep 2023
Tokyo, Japan, Sept ... Lead Real Estate Co., Ltd is a Japanese developer of luxury residential properties, including single-family homes and condominiums, across Tokyo and Kanagawa prefecture. In addition, the Company operates hotels in Tokyo and leases apartment building units to individual customers in Japan and Dallas, Texas.
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Meet the Dark Knight—a Brooding, Souped-up Tesla Model S

Barrons 26 Sep 2023
It puts out 1,020 horsepower and 1,050 pound-feet of torque ... Also part of the suspension build are a series of billet-aluminum adjustable control arms that cut weight, increase strength, and allow some fine adjustments ... Its first Model S build was shown at the SEMA Show in Las Vegas in 2014, and the company exhibited at the Tokyo Auto Salon in 2016 ... .
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Opponents of a controversial Tokyo park redevelopment file a petition urging government to step in

The Lawton Constitution 25 Sep 2023
TOKYO (AP) — A growing movement opposing a highly controversial redevelopment of a historic Tokyo park submitted a fresh petition Monday, stepping up a campaign to get the national government to intervene and revise the plan to save more trees and avoid overdevelopment of the metropolitan area ... Tokyo Gov.
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Petition against felling trees in historic Tokyo park area

Manila Bulletin 25 Sep 2023
But the redevelopment project, due to start this month, will see the sports facilities razed and rebuilt alongside several new high-rises to add to Tokyo's thicket of tall buildings ... According to the Tokyo Metropolitan Government's web page, the developers said in January last year they plan to cut down 892 trees.
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Opponents of controversial Tokyo park redevelopment file petition

Asahi News 25 Sep 2023
A growing movement opposing a highly controversial redevelopment of a historic Tokyo park submitted a fresh petition Monday, stepping up a campaign to get the national government to intervene and revise the plan to save more trees and avoid overdevelopment of the metropolitan area ... Tokyo Gov.
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Petition against felling thousands of trees in historic Tokyo park area

Khaleejtimes 25 Sep 2023
But the redevelopment project, due to start this month, will see the sports facilities razed and rebuilt alongside several new high-rises to add to Tokyo's thicket of tall buildings ... According to the Tokyo Metropolitan Government's web page, the developers said in January last year they plan to cut down 892 trees.
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In Dragon's Dogma 2, the bosses are so big that you have to climb them

TechRadar 25 Sep 2023
Action RPG Dragon's Dogma 2 encourages you to think big, inviting you to scale the game's massive bosses as you struggle to lay them low. As part of the Tokyo Game Show 2023, we got our hands on an early build of Capcom's dark fantasy adventure ... a towering Cyclops with arms like tree trunks ... Fighter, Mage, Thief, and Archer ... .
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Canada needs "foreign policy reset" amid worsening ties with major powers: Report

Beijing News 24 Sep 2023
It continues to build resilience into the relationship through the selective diversification of supply chains, such as'The Supply Chain Resilience Initiative' ... Tokyo is also looking for a partner that can help build bridges in the developing world to ensure that the United Nations functions in a more equitable way.
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After lots of interest in USWNT job, US Soccer zeroing in on short list for new coach

Usatoday 24 Sep 2023
They also struggled to maintain possession and finish, problems they had at the Tokyo Olympics, too. "There was definitely a sense we need to be better with the ball and have more solutions, in particular in building the attack," Crocker said ... Someone who can build strong relationships and isn’t afraid to make bold, tough decisions.

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