TOKYO: Passers-by in Tokyo's busy Akasaka district have started to notice something odd about a 40-floor hotel — it has shrunk to about half its original height.
TOKYO: Park Jeong-hun always found Japan a reasonable place to live; a place where, as a second generation Korean, she rubbed along well with her neighbours.
TOKYO, Aug 19: The governor of Tokyo wants to buy them, Taiwan says it would like them back and China has made their return a national priority. But for the Kurihara family, the islands Japan knows as Senkaku are