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Aichi quake injures at least 19, its strongest shaking in about 30 years
The magnitude 5.7 tremor woke Tokai before dawn and brought down glass and bookshelves. Experts say it is no reason to relax about the Nankai Trough.
Magnitude 5.7 quake shakes western Aichi at intensity 5-upper; no tsunami
The quake, centered in western Shizuoka at a depth of about 40 km, was felt in Shiga, southern Kyoto and Osaka, and as far as Tokyo and Saitama.
Magnitude 5.7 quake shakes Aichi, and an expert says the Nankai warning is not the whole story
A Nagoya University professor says the quake was not on the Nankai Trough boundary, but that a bigger one could still come — and that today is the day to check your home.
A former teacher who filmed students says the urge is "like a drug" — as Taiwan puts cameras in every public school
Eight years after his arrest, a high school teacher describes a habit he says has not gone away. Japan's response has been punishment after the fact; Taiwan's has been cameras in every public elementary and junior high classroom.
Man rearrested over killing of partner whose body was found in Miyagi mountains
Mahiro Muroga's former boyfriend says she told him in July that Takuya Miura had broken her nose and strangled her — and that police would not take a complaint at the time.
Magnitude 5.7 quake shakes Aichi, tops out at upper 5 in Chita
The quake struck at about 1:04 a.m. on the 8th with its epicenter in western Shizuoka. No tsunami is expected.
As school clubs move to community teams, a gap opens between kids whose families can pay and those who cannot
Kakegawa and Kobe have already shifted club activities out of public middle schools. A Nagoya University sociologist says children are splitting into three groups — and cost is starting to decide who keeps playing.
Kashiwa keeper Tomoya Wakahara suspected of concussion twice in two games
The JFA's six-stage return-to-play program sets a minimum of seven days, but doctors are being asked to judge carefully after the 26-year-old took blows to the head in consecutive league matches.
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