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Old Media Asks “Should Social Media Be Banned?” 79% of Viewers Agree

Old media asks if social media should be banned, with 79% of viewers supporting the ban, sparking lively debate on its impact.
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Starting Today: Health Insurance Cards Consolidated into “My Number” System

From December 2nd, health insurance cards are unified into the "My Number Health Insurance Card," streamlining medical information sharing.
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Bear Ransacks Meat Section at Akita’s Itoku Tsuchizaki Minato Store, Still Roaming

A bear has taken over Akita's Itoku Tsuchizaki Minato Store, ransacking the meat section. Authorities are still investigating.
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Forced Eviction of Homeless Begins at Airin General Center in Nishinari, Osaka

Forced eviction of homeless people starts at the Airin General Center site in Osaka's Kamagasaki, even after its closure as a symbol of the area.
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National Universities Face Financial Crisis, Causing Toilet Renovation Delays

National universities, including Kanazawa University, face financial crises, delaying necessary toilet renovations, leading to waiting traffic jams.
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Higashikurume School Pays $1,161 for Unauthorized Use of Tennis Illustration

A teacher in Higashikurume used a tennis illustration without permission in a school newsletter, leading to a $1,161 compensation payment.
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Fire in Bunkyo Ward Apartment Traced to LDP Senator Kuniko Inoguchi’s Home

A fire in a Bunkyo Ward apartment building originated in the home of LDP Senator Kuniko Inoguchi, police confirmed.
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Explosive Increase in Autism Among Women: Why the Rising Trend in the U.S.?

Autism diagnoses in women have surged by 175% in the U.S. over the past decade. Discover why this rise differs from men's trends.
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Junior High School Student Breaks Bone in Mixed-Gender Soccer During P.E. Class

A junior high school student breaks a bone during mixed-gender soccer in P.E., sparking debates on gender equality in education.
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Non-Regular Public Employees Face “Safety Gap” During Disasters: A Growing Concern

Non-regular public employees face "life-threatening disparity" during disasters, with no safety confirmation compared to regular employees.
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Harry Potter Sword Recalled Over Suspected Sword and Firearms Control Violation

The Harry Potter sword sold at a Tokyo facility is recalled due to suspected violation of the Sword and Firearms Control Law.
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Kozo Iizuka, 93, Dies in Prison After Ikebukuro Car Accident That Killed 11

Kozo Iizuka, the driver behind the 2019 Ikebukuro car accident, has died at 93. Takuya Matsunaga reflects on regret and hope.