There were about as many deadly bear attacks in Japan in just 2025 as there are in the United States in the average decade.

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Northern Japan faces a record surge in Asian black bear attacks, with Akita Prefecture hardest hit. Depopulation and neglected rural zones are pushing wildlife into neighborhoods, forcing emergency ...

According to the International Monetary Fund, Japan will drop to the world's fifth-largest economy in 2026, falling behind ...

Crime is low but anxiety is rising, fueled by demographics, social media and perception gaps shaping how safety is felt.

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