Mari Yamaguchi

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  • Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin accompanying with U.S. Ambassador to Japan Rahm Emanuel and Micron Executive Vice President Manish Bhatia, both not in picture, speaks during a news conference about U.S.-Japan cooperation on economic issues, including the semiconductor supply chain Thursday, April 27, 2023, in Tokyo. Virginia Gov. Youngkin, in a bid to lure more Japanese chip makers to invest in his state, said Thursday he hopes to forge “trusted supply chain relationships” with U.S. allies and friends to create supply chains that are not China-dependent.(AP Photo/Eugene Hoshiko)Politics

    The governor of Virginia is trying to persuade Japanese chipmakers to invest in his state and pivot away from Chinese supply chains

    By Mari Yamaguchi and The Associated Press
  • Katherine TaiPolitics

    Biden’s trade advisor says ‘it is not the intention to decouple’ from China’s economy

    By Mari Yamaguchi and The Associated Press
  • Haruki MurakamiSuccess

    Like the rest of us, Haruki Murakami looked at his ‘inner self’ in lockdown. ‘Then I thought, perhaps it’s time to write that story.’

    By Mari Yamaguchi and The Associated Press
  • Arata IsozakiLifestyle

    Arata Isozaki, prize-winning Japanese architect and giant of postmodern design, dies at 91

    By Mari Yamaguchi and The Associated Press
  • Yusaku MaezawaLifestyle

    A Japanese billionaire will blast into space next year with a K-Pop star on an Elon Musk rocket

    By Mari Yamaguchi and The Associated Press
  • FUJISAWA, JAPAN – JULY 20: Athlete prepares for practice at Enoshima Yacht Harbour ahead of the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games on July 20, 2021 in Fujisawa, Kanagawa, Japan. (Photo by Atsushi Tomura/Getty Images)International

    A new problem at the Olympics: one of its composers resigned over his past abuse of classmates

    By Yuri Kageyama, Mari Yamaguchi, and others
  • People wearing masks to help protect against the spread of the coronavirus walk in front of a screen showing the news on U.S. warning against visits to Japan Tuesday, May 25, 2021, in Tokyo. U.S. health officials and the State Department on Monday warned Americans against travel to Japan because of a surge in coronavirus cases in the country, which is preparing to host the Olympics in just two months. (AP Photo/Eugene Hoshiko)

    Japan: U.S. travel warning won’t hurt Olympians competing in the games

    By Mari Yamaguchi and The Associated Press
  • Arson Attack On Kyoto Animation StudioArts & Entertainment

    Kyoto Animation, Hit by a Deadly Fire, Is Known for Its Top Quality Work

    By Mari Yamaguchi and The Associated Press
  • Kyoto Animation FireInternational

    Man Shouting ‘You Die’ Sets Fire, Kills 33 at Kyoto Animation Studio

    By Mari Yamaguchi and The Associated Press