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Hongkongers forge ahead with Japan travel amid July 5 ‘megaquake’ fears
Some Hongkongers have pressed ahead with trips to Japan on Saturday morning despite “slight worries” about a widely discussed prediction that a mega-earthquake will hit the country today. While travellers told the Post they would pay more attention to the local news,
In Japan, a manga artist has predicted a disaster in early July, causing a drop in tourism
The 'prediction' made by a manga author has sparked panic and a decline in bookings around July 5, the day that she claims an earthquake will trigger a massive tsunami. Authorities have reiterated that it is impossible to predict earthquakes.
Japan's upcoming upper house election could have important implications for fiscal health and credit ratings if it brings ...
As the July 9 tariff deadline looms and without a trade deal with the U.S., Japanese carmakers are facing the tough choice of ...
House of Councillors election candidate Takashi Tachibana, leader of the political group NHK Party, made xenophobic remarks ...
People in Japan are scared for what lies ahead, and people outside the country are rethinking their plans to visit, spooked by a doomsday prediction.
Japan’s Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba faces a tough test in an upper house election this month as his minority government ...
There is a considerable drop in tourists from China and Hong Kong due to a terrifying prophecy in 'Watashi ga Mita Mirai' ...
For more than half a century, the Japanese government has encouraged its rice farmers to grow less of the crop so that prices ...
A 5.5 magnitude earthquake struck southwestern Japan, intensifying public anxiety due to a viral manga predicting a major ...
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