Tokyo Group Develops AI System for High-Accuracy Cervical Cancer Detection
A group of companies and hospitals in Tokyo has developed an AI-powered system that analyzes 3D images of cell clusters to detect cervical cancer with high accuracy.
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A group of companies and hospitals in Tokyo has developed an AI-powered system that analyzes 3D images of cell clusters to detect cervical cancer with high accuracy.
A group including Tokyo Jikei University School of Medicine has started clinical research to evaluate the accuracy of NIPT (non-invasive prenatal testing) for all chromosomes in fetuses.
NextTech Week Tokyo, a major technology event, has been announced, promising to showcase the latest innovations and trends in the tech industry.

Chinese humanoid robots have shown significant progress, moving from earlier stumbles to performing complex actions like kung fu flips within a year.
A host club in Tokyo's Kabukicho district has received an administrative order after an employee was arrested for allegedly using dating apps to lure women into high-priced 'love scam' schemes.
ONE Samurai has launched its inaugural event in Japan, scheduled for April 29 at Ariake Arena in Tokyo.

China's envoy to the United Nations, Fu Cong, has issued a warning that any military involvement by Japan in the Taiwan issue would be considered an act of aggression against Beijing.
Pro climber Sasha DiGiulian transitions from alpine gear to athleisure fashion during her Tokyo trip, sharing her stylish moments with followers.
Bad Bunny is scheduled to perform Spotify's inaugural Billions Club Live performance in Asia, with a setlist featuring his billion-stream hits for fans in Tokyo.

A compilation of the best moments from Bad Bunny's global tour, including surprise hits and resolved rivalries.
The Tokyo Metropolitan Government has announced that cedar pollen began to spread across the city on February 13th, marking the start of the pollen season.
Japan's Kanto-Koshin region, including parts of Tokyo and Kanagawa, is expecting cold rain and possible snowfall from the evening of the 16th due to cold air and moisture. Authorities warn of traffic disruptions and icy roads.
A former candidate for the Democratic Party for the House of Representatives, who lost in the Tokyo 7th district, has been arrested for allegedly paying cash to university students as election campaign rewards. Investigators suspect the students were told by the campaign not to disclose information about the payments.
A boxer in Tokyo delivered a stunning one-punch knockout after enduring 40 consecutive strikes, creating one of the year's most memorable boxing moments.

Beijing is reportedly deploying a campaign of exaggeration and disinformation, including earthquake and bear attack warnings, to punish Tokyo’s support for Taiwan and deter travel to Japan.
A clinic in Tokyo's Chiyoda Ward received an improvement order from the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare for performing regenerative medicine procedures that deviated from its registered plans, including administering tetanus vaccines as cancer treatment. The clinic is also suspected of causing health damage to patients.

A 7-month-old macaque named Punch at a zoo near Tokyo has garnered a worldwide following due to his difficulties in socializing with other monkeys.

Hong Kong authorities have contacted the Japanese consulate in response to a Hong Kong resident being attacked with a beer bottle in Sapporo, urging better protection for tourists.
A 30-year-old temporary employee has been arrested in Tokyo's Kabukicho 'Toko' area on suspicion of threatening a middle school girl and forcing her into prostitution. The suspect reportedly partially denies the allegations.
A flight from Tokyo to Germany was forced to turn around seven hours into its journey over the Arctic, returning to its origin airport.
A bus caught fire on the Chuo Expressway near Hino City, Tokyo, on the morning of the 18th. All passengers evacuated safely, and no injuries have been reported as police investigate the incident.

Bebe Rexha recounts a makeout session with a fan in Tokyo that served as the inspiration for her new song.
The United States and Japan are seeking to deepen their strategic ties as Tokyo faces increasing pressure from China in the region.
North Korea criticized Japan's deepening security partnerships, claiming Tokyo crossed a diplomatic "red line," though analysts suggest the fury is more about Japan's broader defense policies.

An abandoned baby Japanese macaque named Punch has become a popular attraction at a zoo outside Tokyo, finding comfort and an inseparable bond with a stuffed orangutan.
Rene Santiago and Masataka Taniguchi are officially set to compete for the WBO and WBA light flyweight titles in Tokyo on April 3rd.
A former executive of a Tokyo securities firm has been re-arrested on suspicion of insider trading involving shares of another company, following an initial arrest for similar charges related to a public tender offer.
The president of a Hokkaido-based company that operates capsule toy stores nationwide has been referred to prosecutors by Tokyo police on suspicion of attempting to upskirt women in his Shibuya store.

Russia and Japan remain at odds over the ownership of the Kuril Islands, with Tokyo urging negotiations while Moscow appears uninterested.
In a fire at a Tokyo sauna last December that killed a couple, it has been revealed that another customer was temporarily trapped in a private room due to a broken doorknob in a separate incident last year. Police are investigating the safety management practices of the establishment.
The average price of used condominiums in Tokyo's 23 wards has exceeded 120 million yen for the first time, marking a 30% increase year-over-year, driven by high-end properties in central Tokyo.
ONE Championship is expanding its presence in Japan with the launch of ONE Samurai, a new series of monthly events in Tokyo, starting April 29.
Japan intends to invest $36 billion in the U.S. as part of an agreement made during the Trump administration.
Tokyo Electric Power's Kashiwazaki-Kariwa Nuclear Power Plant Unit 6 has commenced full-scale power generation and transmission, supplying electricity to the Tokyo metropolitan area.
A Tokyo District Court has sentenced Seiichi Fujita, a leader in the 'Luffy' wide-area robbery case, to life imprisonment for robbery resulting in death and other charges.