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American bomb from World War II explodes at Japan's Miyazaki Airport

American bomb from World War II explodes at Japan's Miyazaki Airport

36 flights were canceled and 201 flights delayed after the security checks were halted for 2 hours.

Over 200 Flights Delayed, 36 Cancelled After Scissors Go Missing in Japan

36 flights were canceled and 201 flights delayed after the security checks were halted for 2 hours.

Over two hundred flights were delayed and at least 36 cancelled over a pair of missing scissors in Japan. Reports said the delays and cancellation of flights at Japan&rsquo;s New Chitose Airport happened after a pair of scissors went missing from a store near the boarding gates. 36 flights were canceled and 201 flights delayed after the security checks were halted for 2 hours. Airport officials said that the scissors which went mission on August 18 were discovered by a worker at the same store on August 19.

Young people in Japan are having a new type of marital relationship that does not require mutual feelings relating to marriage at all. Know all about this trend called 'friendship marriage'. 

What is friendship marriage? Know all about Japan's relationship trend 

<h2>Young people in Japan are having a new type of marital relationship that does not require mutual feelings relating to marriage at all. Know all about this trend called 'friendship marriage'.&nbsp;</h2>

Young adults in Japan are having a new type of marital relationship that requires neither love nor sex, this trend is called 'friendship marriage'.
Around one per cent of Japan&rsquo;s population of 124 million are indulging in this relationship and the number is growing day by day. It mostly includes asexuals, homosexuals, and heterosexuals.
An agency called Colorus, specializing in friendship marriage, shared that around 500 people in Japan have been involved in this type of marriage since 2015.&nbsp;
<h3>What is 'friendship marriage'?</h3>
Friendship marriage is defined as &ldquo;a cohabitating relationship based on shared interests and values.&rdquo; It is not about traditional romantic love or marrying a best friend.
In such relationships, the partners are legally spouses, but without romantic love or sexual interaction. Couples may live together or separately. If they decide to have children, they might decide to use artificial insemination.
&ldquo;Friendship marriage is like finding a roommate with similar interests,&rdquo; explained someone who has been in such an arrangement for three years.
Although these types of relationships sometimes end in divorce, the advantages include enjoying policy benefits, companionship and &ldquo;helping those who feel lost, dislike traditional marriage, or consider themselves social outcasts&rdquo;, Colorus said.
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A Japanese dish is going viral where young women are using their armpits instead of their palms to make rice balls. Know all about this dish 

Japanese are paying 10 times more for this human sweat-infused dish, know what it is

<h2>A Japanese dish is going viral where young women are using their armpits instead of their palms to make rice balls. Know all about this dish&nbsp;</h2>

Trigger warning as you might feel disgusted after knowing this! A Japanese dish is going viral where young women are using their armpits instead of their palms to make rice balls.
This delicacy is known as onigiri. To make this dish all the ingredients and the body parts are disinfected before starting the process of making it and the women are also made to exercise to produce the sweat.&nbsp;
<h3>People are paying 10 times more for this dish</h3>
People have become so crazy about this dish that they are paying 10 times more money and are even allowed to go into the kitchen to see whether the women are really sweating under their armpits or not.
According to an article published in South China Morning Post (SCMP), many customers have said that there is no difference in the taste of this dish but still they are paying 10 times more for it.
<h3>What is onigiri?&nbsp;</h3>
Onigiri is a popular Japanese snack consisting of a ball or cone of rice, often with a filling and wrapped in nori (seaweed). Onigiri is best made with glutinous short-grain white rice that is either boiled or steamed to its desired firmness. Additions such as salmon, sesame seeds, pickled vegetables, tuna and roe may be added to the rice after it is cooked.&nbsp;
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Crash landings, communication failures and other technical problems are rife, and only four other nations have made it to the Moon: the United States, the Soviet Union, China and most recently India.
 

Japan's 'Moon Sniper' lands but faces technical glitch

Crash landings, communication failures and other technical problems are rife, and only four other nations have made it to the Moon: the United States, the Soviet Union, China and most recently India.
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Japan on Saturday became only the fifth nation to achieve a soft lunar landing, but its "Moon Sniper" spacecraft was running out of power due to a solar battery problem.
After a nail-biting 20-minute descent, space agency JAXA said its Smart Lander for Investigating Moon (SLIM) had touched down and communication had been established.
But without the solar cells functioning, JAXA official Hitoshi Kuninaka said the craft -- dubbed the "Moon Sniper" for its precision technology -- would only have power for "several hours".
As mission control prioritised acquiring data while they could, Kuninaka suggested that once the angle of the sun changed, the batteries might work again.
"It is unlikely that the solar battery has failed. It's possible that it is not facing in the originally planned direction," he told a news conference.
"If the descent was not successful, it would have crashed at a very high speed. If that were the case, all functionality of the probe would be lost," he said.
"But data is being sent to Earth."
SLIM is one of several new lunar missions that have been launched by countries and private firms, 50 years after the first human Moon landing.
Crash landings, communication failures and other technical problems are rife, and only four other nations have made it to the Moon: the United States, the Soviet Union, China and most recently India.
NASA chief Bill Nelson tweeted his "congratulations (to Japan) on being the historic fifth country to land successfully on the Moon".
"We value our partnership in the cosmos and continued collaboration," he added.
- 'Big success' - &nbsp;
JAXA hopes to analyse data acquired during the landing, which will help determine whether the craft achieved the aim of landing within 100 metres (yards) of its intended landing spot.
SLIM was aiming for a crater where the Moon's mantle, the usually deep inner layer beneath its crust, is believed to be exposed on the surface.
Two probes detached successfully, JAXA said -- one with a transmitter and another designed to trundle around the lunar surface beaming images to Earth.
This shape-shifting mini-rover, slightly bigger than a tennis ball, was co-developed by the firm behind the Transformer toys.
While the accuracy of the touchdown needs to be verified, "I think the mission is a big success," said Jonathan McDowell, astronomer at the Harvard&ndash;Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics.
Several things could have caused the solar panel problem, he told AFP.
"A wire came loose, a wire was connected the wrong way, or the lander is upside down and can't see the sun for some reason," McDowell speculated.
The scientist added that "hopefully" JAXA had been able to download the landing images, but an experiment to study the composition of local rocks may be a lost cause.
"But frankly, that experiment was a bonus and not really that important to the mission," he said.
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- Renewed interest - &nbsp;
This month, US firm Astrobotic's Peregrine lunar lander began leaking fuel after takeoff, dooming its mission.
On Thursday, contact with the spaceship was lost over a remote area of the South Pacific after it likely burned up in the Earth's atmosphere on its return.
NASA has also postponed plans for crewed lunar missions under its Artemis programme.
Russia, China and other countries from South Korea to the United Arab Emirates are also trying their luck to reach the Moon.
Two previous Japanese lunar missions -- one public and one private -- have failed.
In 2022, the country unsuccessfully sent a lunar probe named Omotenashi as part of the United States' Artemis 1 mission.
In April, Japanese startup ispace tried in vain to become the first private company to land on the Moon, losing communication with its craft after what it described as a "hard landing".

Kyoto aims to capitalize on the public's keen interest in decorated manhole covers by offering its outdated ones for sale.

From utility to art: Japanese manhole covers turn into coveted collector's items

Kyoto aims to capitalize on the public's keen interest in decorated manhole covers by offering its outdated ones for sale.

In Japan, manhole covers typically heavy wrought iron disks that serve as a barrier to the subterranean sewage system, have transcended their utilitarian purpose. They are now revered as valuable pieces of art, emblematic of regional pride, and even lucrative sources of income.
Taking advantage of the public's fascination with these intricately designed manhole covers, local authorities, including Kyoto, have decided to offer obsolete lids for sale. This marks the first time that Kyoto's government has made such a move.&nbsp;
Priced at &yen;3,000 ($20) each, these covers, produced in 1978, 1981, and 1990, represent a unique opportunity for collectors to acquire a hefty, 90kg slice of the city's industrial art history at a fraction of the cost. New manhole covers, by contrast, can command prices of around &yen;60,000 each.
The captivating designs of manhole covers from all 47 of Japan's prefectures have been immortalized on collectible cards, keyrings, coasters, T-shirts, and tote bags. Even elements of popular culture, like Pok&eacute;mon characters, have found a place on lids throughout the country.
According to Kyoto's water supply and sewerage bureau, the city boasts approximately 160,000 manhole covers. Those situated on roads have an average service life of about 15 years, while those on pavements can last for roughly 30 years.&nbsp;
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The blast occurred at around 3:15 pm in Tokyo's commercial district of Shimbashi.

Japan: blast in building in Tokyo; at least 4 injured, say reports

The blast occurred at around 3:15 pm in Tokyo's commercial district of Shimbashi.

An explosion occurred inside a building in Japan's capital city Tokyo on July 3.
The blast occurred at around 3:15 pm in Tokyo's commercial district of Shimbashi.
Visuals circulating on social media showed smoke, shattered windows, and debris on the street.
At least 4 persons were injured, as per media outlet NHK. The cause of the blast was not immediately clear.
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This Japanese café is famous, not for its cuisine or even décor, but actually for its toilet. See for yourself. 


Toilet with an aquarium: This Japanese café has a restroom worth a visit; watch here

This Japanese caf&eacute; is famous, not for its cuisine or even d&eacute;cor, but actually for its toilet. See for yourself.&nbsp;

The Hipopo Papa Cafe in Akashi, Japan is once again trending on social media for its unique restroom theme. The cafe has installed a life-sized aquarium in the toilet worth 200,000 pounds, which is almost Rs 2 crore.&nbsp;
The toilet is one of the most popular tourist attractions in the Akashi area but visitors have different opinions about the same. Some find it uncomfortable to do their business with hordes of fish staring, while others may spend more time than required to enjoy the view.
Although the aquarium toilet can only be used by women, cafe staff also allows male customers to visit it.&nbsp;
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The incident occurred in January 2023 at an Akindo Sushiro eatery, which is owned by Food and Life Companies.

Japan eatery sues customer for ₹4 crore after viral video of 'licking soy sauce bottle'

The incident occurred in January 2023 at an Akindo Sushiro eatery, which is owned by Food and Life Companies.

A restaurant chain in Japan is reportedly suing a teenager who allegedly licked a soy sauce bottle, a video of which went viral on social media.
The sushi restaurant chain is seeking $480,000, or nearly ₹4 crore in damages from the teenager, who later apologised.
The incident occurred in January 2023 at an Akindo Sushiro eatery, which is owned by Food and Life Companies. The teenager also allegedly touched sushi passing on a conveyor belt with a saliva-covered finger.
The restaurant has claimed that its sales declined after the video went viral. It has also led to other incidents of so-called "sushi terrorism".
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A complete isolated life, led by a huge number of youngsters in Japan has coined the trend Hikikomori. Know how it's also affecting US men.

Hikikomori: What is this trend from Japan and why are US men following it?

A complete isolated life, led by a huge number of youngsters in Japan has coined the trend Hikikomori. Know how it's also affecting US men.

Over 1.5 million people in Japan are living a completely isolated life, which is a growing concern there and the Japanese have termed it as Hikikomori.
However, some 6,000 miles away, the United States is also experiencing its own form of the trend as 7 million men at prime working ages are currently unemployed and are lazy enough to hunt for jobs according to political economist Nicholas Eberstadt.
The author of the book titled as Men Without Work has also stated that most of the unemployed people are busy playing video games, watching pornography and consuming drugs.&nbsp;
However, the research done by Kyushu University in Japan stated that a low testosterone level is one of the common reasons behind young people falling prey to hikikomori.
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The painting was handed over during a ceremony at Poland's Embassy in Tokyo Wednesday.

Priceless painting looted by Nazis during World War II returns to Poland from Japan

The painting was handed over during a ceremony at Poland's Embassy in Tokyo Wednesday.

A priceless 16th-century Italian painting that was looted by Nazi Germany during World War II and discovered in Japan has been returned to Poland, authorities in Warsaw said Wednesday.
The &ldquo;Madonna with Child&rdquo; attributed to Alessandro Turchi, is the latest of some 600 looted artistic pieces that Poland has successfully repatriated.
More than 66,000 so-called war losses remain unaccounted for.
The painting was handed over during a ceremony at Poland's Embassy in Tokyo Wednesday.
Culture Minister Piotr Glinski told reporters in Warsaw that the baroque painting was on the Nazis' list of the 521 most valuable pieces of art among the tens of thousands of art items that they looted when they occupied Poland between 1939-45.
He said it was &ldquo;not easy&rdquo; to explain the history behind the looted works as well as the need for their return.

Shotaro Kishida, his father's executive secretary for political affairs and eldest son, invited a group of people including relatives to a year-end party on Dec 30 at the Prime Minister's Official Residence.

Japan PM Kishida sacks son after public outrage over private party at former's residence

Japan PM Kishida sacks son after public outrage over the private party at former's residence

Shotaro Kishida, his father's executive secretary for political affairs and eldest son, invited a group of people including relatives to a year-end party on Dec 30 at the Prime Minister's Official Residence.

Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida fired his son as his executive policy secretary after public outrage over a private party held at Shotaro Kishida's residence.
The PM said his son is stepping down to take responsibility for using the prime minister's residence for a private party at which the merrymaking was exposed in magazine photos that triggered public outrage.
Shotaro Kishida, his father's executive secretary for political affairs and eldest son, invited a group of people including relatives to a year-end party on Dec 30 at the Prime Minister's Official Residence.
Photos published by the weekly Shukan Bunshun magazine showing Kishida's son and his relatives posing on red-carpeted stairs in an imitation of the group photos taken of newly appointed Cabinets, with his son at the centre &mdash; the position reserved for the prime minister. Other photos showed guests standing at a podium as if holding a news conference.
With PTI Inputs

Australia PM Anthony Albanese said that Biden's decision to cancel the trip was "understandable" due to the looming US debt ceiling crisis.

Quad summit cancelled after Joe Biden scraps Australia trip

<div>Australia PM Anthony Albanese said that Biden's decision to cancel the trip was "understandable" due to the looming US debt ceiling crisis.</div>

Soon after US President Joe Biden said that he was cancelling his trip to Australia for a Quad alliance meeting, the Australian Prime Minister said that the summit stood cancelled.
Australia was set to host the Quad meeting on May 24, 2023.
PM Anthony Albanese on May 17 said that leaders of the 4 Quad nations - India, USA, Australia, and Japan - may meet on the sidelines of the G7 summit being held in Hiroshima between May 19 and 21.
Albanese said that Biden's decision was "understandable" due to the looming US debt ceiling crisis.
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The approval of the pill to end pregnancies up to nine weeks follows a ministry panel endorsement, which was postponed for a month as thousands of public opinions were submitted.

Japan approves abortion pill to end early-stage pregnancies 

The approval of the pill to end pregnancies up to nine weeks follows a ministry panel endorsement, which was postponed for a month as thousands of public opinions were submitted.

The abortion pill will become available in Japan for the first time after the health ministry approved the drug used to terminate early-stage pregnancy.
Abortion is legal in Japan up to 22 weeks but consent is usually required from a spouse or partner, and until now a surgical procedure had been the only option.
The ministry said in a notification to healthcare officials on Friday it had approved the drug made by British pharmaceutical company Linepharma.
The drugmaker filed its product, a two-step treatment of mifepristone and misoprostol, for approval in Japan in December 2021.
Similar medication is available in many countries including France, which first approved the abortion pill in 1988, and the United States, where it has been available since 2000.
The approval of the pill to end pregnancies up to nine weeks follows a ministry panel endorsement, which was postponed for a month as thousands of public opinions were submitted.
National broadcaster NHK said the total cost of the abortion pill and a medical consultation would be around 100,000 yen ($700). Abortions are not covered by public health insurance.
Surgical abortions can cost around 100,000 to 200,000 yen.
Mifepristone has been at the centre of a high-profile US court battle in recent weeks.
The US Supreme Court has temporarily preserved access to the widely used abortion drug, freezing rulings by lower courts that would have banned or severely restricted its availability.
Campaigners in Japan are also pushing for better access to the morning-after pill, which prevents pregnancy.
Emergency contraception cannot currently be bought in Japan without a doctor's approval. It is also the only medicine that must be taken in front of a pharmacist to stop it being sold on the black market.

Japan had a brilliant day on the field as they thrashed India 5-3 in the semi-final of the Asian Hockey Champions Trophy

Asian Hockey Champions Trophy: Japan humiliate India with 5-3 win in semifinal

After losing to Japan, India will now Pakistan for the bronze medal on Wednesday in the Asian Champions Trophy  

Japan had a brilliant day on the field as they thrashed India 5-3 in the semi-final of the Asian Hockey Champions Trophy&nbsp;at Dhaka's Maulana Bhashani National Stadium. Indian hockey team were no match against the Japanese side, whom they defeated in their last round-robin game 6-0 on Sunday.&nbsp;
Japan started with a great pace and scored two goals in the first two minutes. Shota Yamada converted the penalty stroke in the first minute while Japan's second goal came in the next minute through penalty corner as Raiki Fujishama scored.
India reduced the deficit by one at the start of the second quarter as Dilpreet scored through a field goal. But Japan earned a penalty stroke through video referral two minutes into the half-time and Yoshiki Kirishita converted the stroke. The Asian champions went into the half-time with a 3-1 lead.
Japan continued their counterattack play in the third quarter as well stretching the lead to 4 goals as Indian defenders were caught napping on various occasions.
There was not much improvement in India's attack during the final quarter as well given the Japanese side were only looking to have the possession. With the win, Japan sealed the summit clash with Korea, who defeated Pakistan 6-5 in the first semifinal.
Now, India and Pakistan will play the bronze medal playoff match on Wednesday.&nbsp;&nbsp;

India tried to make a late comeback in the game with a goal each from Harmanpreet Singh and Hardik Singh&nbsp;in the final quarter but that was not enough to beat the spirited Japanese side

Japan had a brilliant day on the field as they thrashed India 5-3 in the semi-final of the Asian Hockey Champions Trophy&nbsp;at Dhaka's Maulana Bhashani National Stadium. Indian hockey team were no match against the Japanese side, whom they defeated in their last round-robin game 6-0 on Sunday.&nbsp;
Japan started with a great pace and scored two goals in the first two minutes. Shota Yamada converted the penalty stroke in the first minute while Japan's second goal came in the next minute through penalty corner as Raiki Fujishama scored.
India reduced the deficit by one at the start of the second quarter as Dilpreet scored through a field goal. But Japan earned a penalty stroke through video referral two minutes into the half-time and Yoshiki Kirishita converted the stroke. The Asian champions went into the half-time with a 3-1 lead.
Japan continued their counterattack play in the third quarter as well stretching the lead to 4 goals as Indian defenders were caught napping on various occasions.
There was not much improvement in India's attack during the final quarter as well given the Japanese side were only looking to have the possession. With the win, Japan sealed the summit clash with Korea, who defeated Pakistan 6-5 in the first semifinal.
Now, India and Pakistan will play the bronze medal playoff match on Wednesday.
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Japan Prime Minister Fumio Kishida announced on Monday to ban entry of all foreign visitors from around the world as a new coronavirus variant spreads.
Japan will restore border controls that it eased earlier this month for short-term business visitors, foreign students and workers.
Over the weekend, Japan tightened entry restrictions for people arriving from South Africa and eight other countries, requiring them to undergo a 10-day quarantine period at government-designated facilities.
Kishida urged people to continue with mask wearing and other basic anti-virus measures until further details of the new omicron variant are known.
Many countries have moved to tighten their borders even as scientists warn it’s not clear if the new variant is more alarming than other versions of the virus.
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Japan to suspend entry of all foreign visitors from across the world

Many countries have moved to tighten their borders even as scientists warn it’s not clear if the new variant is more alarming than other versions of the virus.


Japan Prime Minister Fumio Kishida announced on Monday that the country is banning&nbsp;entry of all foreign visitors from around the world as a new coronavirus variant spreads.
Earlier this month, Japan had eased its border controls for short-term business visitors, foreign students and workers.
Over the weekend, Japan tightened restrictions for people arriving from South Africa and eight other countries, requiring them to undergo a 10-day quarantine period at government-designated facilities.
Kishida urged people to continue wearing masks&nbsp;and take other basic anti-virus measures until further details of the new omicron variant are known.
Many countries have moved to tighten their borders even as scientists warn it&rsquo;s not clear if the new variant is more alarming than other versions of the virus.

Japan PM urged people to continue with mask wearing and other basic anti-virus measures until further details of the new omicron variant are known.

Japan Prime Minister Fumio Kishida announced on Monday that the country is banning&nbsp;entry of all foreign visitors from around the world as a new coronavirus variant spreads.
Earlier this month, Japan had eased its border controls for short-term business visitors, foreign students and workers.
Over the weekend, Japan tightened restrictions for people arriving from South Africa and eight other countries, requiring them to undergo a 10-day quarantine period at government-designated facilities.
Kishida urged people to continue wearing masks&nbsp;and take other basic anti-virus measures until further details of the new omicron variant are known.
Many countries have moved to tighten their borders even as scientists warn it&rsquo;s not clear if the new variant is more alarming than other versions of the virus.
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Halloween turned into a nightmare&nbsp;as a man dressed as Joker from Batman attacked passengers on a Tokyo train with a knife, injuring 17 people. The suspected attacked has been arrested.&nbsp;
Witnesses also said the attacker had spread fluid around the train and started a fire, according to news reports.&nbsp;
A video doing the rounds on social media shows panic-stricken&nbsp;passengers running away from a train car where, seconds later, a blaze lit up. Another video showed passengers rushing to squeeze out of the train&rsquo;s windows and onto the platform where the train had made an emergency stop.

Halloween turns into a nightmare as man in Joker costume injures 17 people on train

Halloween turned into a nightmare as a man dressed as Joker from Batman attacked passengers on a Tokyo train with a knife, injuring 17 people. 

Witnesses also said the attacker had spread fluid around the train and started a fire, according to news reports.&nbsp;

Halloween turned into a nightmare&nbsp;as a man dressed as Joker from Batman attacked passengers on a Tokyo train with a knife, injuring 17 people. The suspected attacker has been arrested.&nbsp;
Witnesses also said the attacker had spread fluid around the train and started a fire, according to news reports.&nbsp;
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A video doing the rounds on social media shows panic-stricken&nbsp;passengers running away from a train car where, seconds later, a blaze lit up. Another video showed passengers rushing to squeeze out of the train&rsquo;s windows and onto the platform where the train had made an emergency stop.

Kpop&nbsp;super group&nbsp;BTS has snagged 2 awardas at the MTV Video Music Awards Japan!
On Friday, the 2021 MTV Video Music Awards Japan officially announced that BTS had won both the award for Best Group Video and the award for Best Collaboration Video in the international category this year.
Best Group Video went to BTS&rsquo;s music video for their smash summer hit &ldquo;Butter,&rdquo; while Best Collaboration Video went to BTS and Coldplay&rsquo;s chart-topping joint single &ldquo;My Universe.&rdquo;
BTS previously won the Best Group Video International award at the MTV Music Video Awards Japan in 2020 for &ldquo;Dynamite" and 2018 for &ldquo;Fake Love&ldquo;.
The group also won the Best Buzz Award in 2019, making this their fourth consecutive year claiming a prize at the awards and&nbsp;their first time winning more than one award at the ceremony.

Kpop sensation BTS nab 2 awards at the MTV Video Music Awards Japan

For the first time since their debut the Kpop septet have won more than just one award at the acclaimed award show in Japan, their 3rd biggest market.

Kpop&nbsp;super group&nbsp;BTS has snagged 2 awards at the MTV Video Music Awards Japan!
On Friday, the 2021 MTV Video Music Awards Japan officially announced that BTS had won both the award for Best Group Video and the award for Best Collaboration Video in the international category this year.
BTS&nbsp;won the Best Group Video for their smash summer hit &ldquo;Butter,&rdquo; while&nbsp;&ldquo;My Universe&rdquo;,&nbsp;their&nbsp;chart-topping joint single with Coldplay won them the&nbsp;Best Collaboration Video award.&nbsp;
BTS previously won the Best Group Video International award at the MTV Music Video Awards Japan in 2020 for &ldquo;Dynamite" and in 2018 for &ldquo;Fake Love&ldquo;.
The group also won the Best Buzz Award in 2019, making this their fourth consecutive year claiming a prize at the awards and&nbsp;their first time winning more than one award at the ceremony.

For the first time since their debut, the Kpop&nbsp;septet have won more than just one award at the acclaimed award show in Japan, their 3rd biggest market.

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On Friday, the 2021 MTV Video Music Awards Japan officially announced that BTS had won both the award for Best Group Video and the award for Best Collaboration Video in the international category this year.
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BTS&nbsp;won the Best Group Video for their smash summer hit &ldquo;Butter,&rdquo; while&nbsp;&ldquo;My Universe&rdquo;,&nbsp;their&nbsp;chart-topping joint single with Coldplay won them the&nbsp;Best Collaboration Video award.&nbsp;
BTS previously won the Best Group Video International award at the MTV Music Video Awards Japan in 2020 for &ldquo;Dynamite" and in 2018 for &ldquo;Fake Love&ldquo;.
The group also won the Best Buzz Award in 2019, making this their fourth consecutive year claiming a prize at the awards and&nbsp;their first time winning more than one award at the ceremony.

Japan's Princess Mako has lost her royal status after marrying Kei&nbsp;Komuro, a&nbsp;commoner,&nbsp;Kei Komuro.&nbsp;The marraige has split public opinion and was delayed for more than three years because of a financial dispute involving her new mother-in-law.
On Tuesday morning, Princess Mako left the palace wearing a pale blue dress, bidding goodbye to her parents, Crown Prince Akishino and Crown Princess Kiko, and her sister Kako.
Mako has now taken the surname of her husband and the marriage document for Mako and Kei Komuro was submitted by a palace official Tuesday morning.&nbsp;
The wedding was a simple affair devoid of rituals and the couple will not be hosting a wedding banquet.&nbsp;
Mako has also declined the 140 million yen ($1.23 million) dowry&nbsp; which she was entitled to for leaving the imperial family.&nbsp; She is the first imperial family member since World War II to not receive the payment after marrying a commoner.
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Japan's Princess Mako marries a commoner, loses royal status

Why Japan's Princess Mako has lost her royal status

Japan's Princess Mako has lost her status after marrying a&nbsp;commoner,&nbsp;Kei Komuro.&nbsp;The marraige has split public opinion and was delayed for more than three years because of a financial dispute involving her new mother-in-law.
Mako has now taken the surname of her husband and the marriage document for Mako and Kei Komuro was submitted by a palace official Tuesday morning.&nbsp;
The wedding was a simple affair devoid of rituals and the couple will not be hosting a wedding banquet.&nbsp;
Mako has also declined the 140 million yen ($1.23 million) dowry&nbsp; which she was entitled to for leaving the imperial family.&nbsp; She is the first imperial family member since World War II to not receive the payment after marrying a commoner.
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Mako has now taken the surname of her husband and the marriage document for Mako and Kei Komuro was submitted by a palace official Tuesday morning.&nbsp;

Japan's Princess Mako has lost her royal status after marrying a&nbsp;commoner,&nbsp;Kei Komuro.&nbsp;The marraige has split public opinion and was delayed for more than three years because of a financial dispute involving her new mother-in-law.
On Tuesday morning, Princess Mako left the palace wearing a pale blue dress, bidding goodbye to her parents, Crown Prince Akishino and Crown Princess Kiko, and her sister Kako.
Mako has now taken the surname of her husband and the marriage document for Mako and Kei Komuro was submitted by a palace official Tuesday morning.&nbsp;
The wedding was a simple affair devoid of rituals and the couple will not be hosting a wedding banquet.&nbsp;
Mako has also declined the 140 million yen ($1.23 million) dowry&nbsp; which she was entitled to for leaving the imperial family.&nbsp; She is the first imperial family member since World War II to not receive the payment after marrying a commoner.
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Princess Diaries comes to life as&nbsp;Japan's Princess Mako is&nbsp;giving up her royal status to wed a college classmate. The wedding is most likely set for October, after being&nbsp;delayed for years by controversy over her fiance.
The 29-year-old Mako and&nbsp;Kei Komuro&nbsp;announced their engagement in 2017.Under archaic&nbsp;Japanese law, the marriage between a royal and a commoner would require the&nbsp;Princess to give up her royal status.
Departing members are also entitled to a one-off payment. However, after massive public&nbsp;backlash the princess&nbsp;has agreed to forego the payment, worth up to 150 million yen or $1.35 million.

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'Princess Diaries' comes to life with Japan's Princess Mako giving up her royal status to wed a college classmate. The wedding is most likely set for October, after being&nbsp;delayed for years due the controversy over her fiance&nbsp;being a commoner.&nbsp;
The 29-year-old Mako and&nbsp;Kei Komuro&nbsp;had&nbsp;announced their engagement in 2017.
Under archaic&nbsp;Japanese law, a marriage between a royal and a commoner requires&nbsp;the&nbsp;former to give up their royal status.
Though Princess&nbsp;Mako is entitled to a one-off payment worth&nbsp;$1.35 million on relinquishing royalty, she has agreed to forego the payment after massive public&nbsp;backlash.&nbsp;

Japan's Princess Mako to give up one-time payment along with royal status to marry a commoner

'Princess Diaries' comes to life with Japan's Princess Mako giving up her royal status to wed a college classmate. The wedding is most likely set for October, after being&nbsp;delayed for years due the controversy over her fiance&nbsp;being a commoner.&nbsp;
The 29-year-old Mako and&nbsp;Kei Komuro&nbsp;had&nbsp;announced their engagement in 2017. Under archaic&nbsp;Japanese law, a marriage between a royal and a commoner requires&nbsp;the&nbsp;former to give up their royal status.
Though Princess&nbsp;Mako is entitled to a one-off payment worth&nbsp;$1.35 million on relinquishing royalty, she has agreed to forego the payment after massive public&nbsp;backlash.&nbsp;

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