With global condemnation of Russia growing, it is possible the company took its corporate image into consideration when making the decision.
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Buddha statue commemorates Hiroshima victims
After World War II the statue was erected but the statue then went missing around 1955.
Japan resumes commercial whaling despite low demand
It was the first commercial hunt since 1988, when Japan switched to what it called research whaling after commercial whaling was banned by the International Whaling Commission.
Commentary: Parents, be vigilant, but don’t drive yourself crazy
The best approach to Momo (and other real or perceived threats) is to do what you’re most likely already doing.
Beloved Portland lunch spot and bakery Ten Ten Pié closes
Co-owner Markos Miller would not say why.
‘CIBI’ makes Japanese cooking accessible
And while the recipes in this beautiful, practical cookbook are rooted in Japan, they reflect the writers’ other culinary influences, too.
Our View: Remember Pearl Harbor – for a couple of reasons
Although the attack brought out the best in us, it also encouraged us to accept the government’s spin on the supposed dangers posed by a vulnerable group.
Two U.S. Marines found alive, 5 missing, after midair collision off Japan coast
The accident during “regularly scheduled training” involved a fighter jet and a plane used for refueling and troop transport.
With boots firmly planted in Japan, L.L. Bean kicks up growth
Here’s the inside story of the Freeport company’s improbable and sustained success in one of the world’s toughest retail markets for outsiders.
Travel to Japan without ever leaving your garden
Our columnist explains how to create a Japanese garden in your own backyard. No moon-viewing platforms required.