Trump arrives in Japan for high-stakes trade talks
The trip marks President Trump's second visit to Japan since taking office, and the country is once again rolling out the red carpet
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Trump to visit Japanese warship in display of military solidarity
Seventy-four years after Japan's defeat in World War II, the world's third-largest economy is in the midst of a quiet military buildup, at U.S. urging
Longtime wrestling fan Trump to get a taste of sumo in Japan
During a weekend one expert says is aimed squarely at flattering the U.S. president, Trump will even get to present a sumo trophy
Nissan's Ghosn arrested in Japan for a fourth time on new allegations
The former Nissan chairman was taken from his Tokyo apartment, with prosecutors alleging he enriched himself
U.S. skater accused of slashing rival in warmups
International Skating Union says there is "no evidence" that American figure skater Mariah Bell intentionally harmed a South Korean rival
116-year-old woman honored as world's oldest person likes studying math
She is usually up by 6 a.m. and loves playing the board game Othello
Preemie weighing as much as an onion at birth goes home healthy
He was so small he fit in an adult's cupped hands
Why chronic sleep deficit is a killer
A third of Americans aren't getting enough good sleep, but Japan leads the pack of the poorly-rested. CBS News' Lucy Craft in Tokyo finds out why it's so dangerous, and what some companies are doing about it.
Passenger gets gun past airport screeners, flies with it to Tokyo
Flew out of Atlanta, alerted Delta Air Lines workers when plane reached destination, federal and airline officials confirm
Tuna sells for a record $3.1M
Kiyoshi Kimura , known as Japan's "Tuna King," paid a record $3.1 million for a 612-pound bluefin tuna at an auction. Rupert Wingfield-Hayes from BBC News reports from Tokyo.
Sweet New Year's tradition turns deadly – yet again
Authorities annually warn people to cut the sticky rice cakes, known as mochi, into smaller pieces
Minivan slams into pedestrians in Tokyo
A minivan slammed into pedestrians early Tuesday on a street where people had gathered for New Year's festivities in downtown Tokyo, injuring eight people, police said. The suspect, Kazuhiro Kusakabe, was arrested and being questioned.
Van slams into New Year's revelers on popular Tokyo street
A large tank filled with kerosene was found in the car, police said
Van slams into people gathered for New Year's festivities
Man suspected of trying to kill people by driving van where people had gathered for New Year's festivities
A slice of Japan: Tokyo's pizza makers
Fans in search of the best Neapolitan pizza are heading to Tokyo for some of the tastiest
Inside Japan's World Robot Summit
There are always a lot of attendees at big conventions, but at one underway in Japan this week, only some of the participants are human. The city of Tokyo is hosting the World Robot Summit and it's packed with the usual assortment of the practical, the weird, and the entertaining. Lucy Craft reports.
Machines at Japan's World Robot Summit host TV shows and warn about smelly feet
Modern robots now have a light enough touch to grab -- and delicately box -- potato chips
Iconic Tokyo fish market, a popular tourist spot, closes after 83 years
Hundreds of merchants are heading for a controversial new location
Pompeo, on eve of fourth North Korea visit, seeks allied unity on denuke effort
Pompeo's diplomatic offensive comes as President Trump presses to meet with Kim Jong Un for a second time
2nd powerful typhoon slams Japan in a month
At least 1 death and dozens of injuries reported as Typhoon Trami hits Tokyo, cancelling flights and trains
Olympics to up security with facial recognition technology
Technology to be deployed at Tokyo 2020 games will monitor every accredited person at more than 40 venues, games villages, and media centers
Last 6 doomsday cult members on death row executed by Japan
7 others, including cult's leader, were put to death 3 weeks ago; cult's crimes in 1990s included infamous sarin gas attack on Tokyo subways
All aboard Hello Kitty: Pink bullet train -- a dream ride for fans -- debuts in Japan
The stylish, eight-car train is painted pink and white, showcasing Hello Kitty images and trademark ribbons from flooring to seat covers and windows
Is Kim Jong Un on the brink of a world tour?
After secretive trip to China, Kim eyes other foreign outings. So why the sudden penchant for travel?
Japanese volcano explodes in strongest eruption in years
"The mountain has been erupting for a while, but this is the strongest day yet," official says
Tennessee prison system head to resign after failed Christa Pike execution
Jane Doe's attorney says "she was incapable of consent," alleges cover-up
Medical plane missing near Nantucket with 6 on board, authorities say
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Judge says federal law banning noncitizen voting is unconstitutional
