Chidori-ya Honke, known for Chidori Manju, applies for civil rehabilitation while continuing operations
Chidori-ya Honke applied for civil rehabilitation in Fukuoka while continuing its operations, with total debts nearing 2.27 billion yen due to financial struggles exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Spring of New Life: The Trap of "Cheap Collection" for Unwanted Items, Even Top Search Results Lead to Trouble
Many people in Japan are facing issues with unscrupulous waste collection services that lure customers with low prices but end up charging exorbitant fees.
Kusui no En: A Song and Dance Festival at Dazaifu Tenmangu Temple, Wish for Peace in the Air
The 'Kusui no En', a festival recreating Heian period court customs, was held at the Dazaifu Tenmangu Temple in Fukuoka on March 1st, showcasing traditional performances and songs that wished for peace.
Student-only entry banned; McDonald's marks names of middle schools in Fukuoka
A McDonald's in Fukuoka has banned students from entering the premise and has displayed a sign naming two nearby middle schools due to ongoing disruptive behavior.
Nakashu Drug Trafficking Group? 13 Arrested for Violations of the Narcotics Control Law
Fukuoka Prefectural Police have arrested 13 individuals, including a company employee, on suspicion of drug trafficking in Nakashu, Fukuoka City.
Arashi and Dreams Come True Concerts Overlap in Fukuoka, JR Kyushu Considers Train Hotel Due to Hotel Shortage
JR Kyushu is considering offering a train hotel service as a solution to the expected hotel shortage during the overlapping concerts of Arashi and Dreams Come True in Fukuoka.
Nishitetsu Bus Travels 370 Meters with Door Open, No Injuries
A Nishitetsu bus in Fukuoka traveled approximately 370 meters with its boarding door wide open, but fortunately, no injuries were reported among the passengers.
Collision between kindergarten bus and passenger car, multiple children transported by ambulance in Fukuoka, Onaga
A collision between a kindergarten bus and a passenger car in Onaga, Fukuoka, resulted in nine children and four staff members being transported to the hospital.
Three stabbed at library, a 61-year-old man sent to prosecution for allegedly attacking indiscriminately with a kitchen knife from home
A 61-year-old man has been sent to prosecution after allegedly injuring three individuals with a knife at a Fukuoka city library in Japan.
70-Year-Old Security Guard Subdues Stabber Who Injured Three in Library
A security guard in his 70s in Fukuoka, Japan, successfully subdued a 61-year-old man who stabbed three people in a local library.
61-Year-Old Arrested: 'I Wanted to Kill Someone' - Three Stabbed at Fukuoka Library, No Prior Acquaintance
A 61-year-old unemployed man was arrested for attempted murder after stabbing three people at a Fukuoka library, claiming he wanted to kill someone despite having no prior connection with the victims.
Three people reported stabbed at library; man arrested on suspicion of attempted murder in Fukuoka
Three individuals were stabbed at a public library in Fukuoka, Japan, leading to the arrest of a middle-aged man on suspicion of attempted murder.
Defense Team Claims 'Skipped Over Hearing' in Iizuka Case; Second Re-trial Application Dismissed by High Court
The Fukuoka High Court dismissed the second re-trial application concerning the infamous Iizuka case, provoking anger from the defense team who claimed insufficient hearings were conducted.
Mitsuki Katsuya 9th Dan shows strong performance, defeating Koutarou Fukuoka in the Go Master League
Mitsuki Katsuya secured a decisive victory against Koutarou Fukuoka in the 51st Go Master League, showcasing a return to form with a strategic attack.
What is the 'Iizuka Incident' from 34 years ago? Denial continues, execution two years after death penalty confirmed
The Fukuoka High Court recently denied the request for retrial in the 34-year-old Iizuka Incident, where two young girls were murdered, highlighting ongoing debates about judicial processes in Japan.
Iizuka case of the murder of two girls: Fukuoka High Court also rejects retrial request
The Fukuoka High Court has rejected a retrial request for Michitoshi Kumami, a former death row inmate, in the Iizuka case involving the murder of two young girls in 1992.
Decision on the retrial of the Iizuka incident to be made on the 16th: new testimonies in focus, death penalty already executed
The Fukuoka High Court is set to decide on the retrial of Michitoshi Kuma, a former death row inmate, in the Iizuka case involving the murders of two young girls in 1992.
12-Year-Old Boy Dies After Falling from 18th Floor in Kitakyushu, Fukuoka
A 12-year-old boy died after falling from the 18th floor of an apartment building in Kitakyushu, Fukuoka.
All six former police officers not prosecuted for misconduct of the 'scuba unit' concerning lewd acts and assault
Six former police officers in Fukuoka have been not prosecuted for allegations of assault and non-consensual sexual acts involving junior officers.
Theft Targeting Delivery Boxes, Eight Cases Established Using Absence Notification Codes
A man has been arrested in Fukuoka for stealing from delivery boxes using codes taken from absence notifications, leading to eight confirmed theft cases.
Arrested for unregistered exchange of cryptocurrency using online casino remittance function, suspected money laundering
A man in Fukuoka has been arrested for allegedly exchanging cryptocurrency without registration by utilizing a remittance function of an online casino.
Cherry blossom forecast: First bloom expected in Tokyo on March 21, followed by Fukuoka, Kochi, and Yokohama
Japan's weather agency predicts that cherry blossoms will first bloom in Tokyo on March 21, with other cities following a few days later.
Acquisition of Land for Asahi Beer Hakata Factory by JR Kyushu and Others, Development Scheduled After 2029
A consortium led by JR Kyushu has announced a deal to acquire the land of the Asahi Beer Hakata factory, set to cease operations by the end of 2028, for future development.
The retrial request for the Kikuchi case begins in the Fukuoka High Court; the defense calls it 'unusually fast'
The Fukuoka High Court has commenced hearings regarding the retrial request for the Kikuchi case, with the defense expressing satisfaction over the rapid progression.
βHe must have wanted to liveβ: 15 years after his death, a mother confronts drunk driving
A mother reflects on the loss of her son to drunk driving 15 years after the tragic incident, advocating for awareness and change to prevent further fatalities.
The Strongest Independent in the World Once Again Demonstrates His Power: Who is Ogata, the Only One to Defeat the LDP in Fukuoka?
Rintaro Ogata, an independent politician, has won his fifth term in the House of Representatives by defeating the ruling Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) candidate in Fukuoka's 9th district, marking a significant political achievement in a predominantly LDP-supportive environment.
Taro Aso of the Liberal Democratic Party wins 16th election: 'I want to make Japan shine' as the oldest incumbent
Taro Aso, the Vice President of the Liberal Democratic Party and an 85-year-old incumbent, has secured his 16th election victory in Fukuoka's 8th district.
Anger from the gang office: DΕjinkai headquarters searched regarding a shooting incident from 15 years ago
Fukuoka police conducted a search of the DΕjinkai headquarters in Kurume related to a shooting incident involving Yakuza members that occurred in 2011, during which a high-ranking member was killed.
194 km Death Accident, High Prosecutor Appeals - Family: "To Eradicate Malicious Driving"
The Fukuoka High Public Prosecutor's Office has appealed to the Supreme Court against a lower court ruling that applied negligent driving causing death instead of dangerous driving causing death in a case involving a fatal accident at 194 km/h.
Evacuee lawsuit from the nuclear accident: The second trial also orders TEPCO to pay compensation; does not recognize government responsibility
The Fukuoka High Court upheld the initial ruling ordering Tokyo Electric Power Company (TEPCO) to pay approximately 387 million yen to 22 evacuees from the Fukushima nuclear disaster, while denying the government's responsibility.
"Seen as Anti-Takaichi" Sense of Crisis: New Conflict Axis and Positioning Appeal
The upcoming House of Representatives election emphasizes political ideological conflicts, prompting candidates to showcase their positions alongside policies, highlighted by a candidate in Fukuoka expressing a desire to clarify misunderstandings about accusations against them.
[Commentary] Ruling Party Showdown: The Background of the LDP's Moderate Stance in Fukuoka's 11th District
The upcoming House of Representatives election in Fukuoka's 11th district sees a clash between the ruling Liberal Democratic Party and the opposition as various candidates, including moderates, enter the race amid a historic rivalry.
The Japanese agriculture master who 'warned' that Mallorca would soon become a desert and clashed with academia
Masanobu Fukuoka, a Japanese agriculture expert, warned that Mallorca was on the brink of becoming a desert during his visit in 1999, challenging established academic views.