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Office Worker Busted for Trespassing Tells Police Breaking Into Homes Is His 'Hobby': 'I've Done So Over 1,000 Times'

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A Japanese man arrested for trespassing admitted to breaking into over 1,000 homes as a stress-relieving hobby.

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US Days Away From Final Two Executions of The Year, And They Could Happen Within Hours of Each Other

Joseph Corcoran and Kevin Underwood

Indiana and Oklahoma are preparing to execute two death row inmates within hours of each other, marking the year's final executions in the United States as one inmate faces his fate on his own birthday.

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Neighbors Stunned as Man with Giant Snake Face Tattoo Is Charged with Assault: 'He Didn't Seem Like a Bad Person, He Just Looked Like One'

Snake tattoo man arrested in Japan

A Japanese man with a snake tattoo covering most of his face and neck was arrested for assault, to the shock of his neighbors.

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American Tourist Used Fingernails to Carve Initials into Sacred Japanese Temple: Police

Japan PM Abe Says 'Respect For Diversity' To Be Required Further; Women And The Elderly's Roles To Be Boosted

Scientists are building Pollinator Drones to help bees pollinate the plants in the future

Goku, Luffy, Naruto will be Japan’s 2020 Tokyo Olympic Ambassadors

Academics State Importance Of Robots For Elderly Social Care

HOSPI Service Robots Start Work In Japan Airports, Hotels To Address Labor Shortages

Fuel Cheating Scandal May Enforce Mitsubishi Motors To Skip Earning Forecast

US President Barack Obama Rejects North Korea's Offer To Suspend Missile Tests

Japan's whaling hunt sparks calls for more legal action

Anti-whaling advocates celebrate victory as Japanese court rules Taiji musuem has no right to refuse entry to activist

Japan to begin putting tax on bitcoin transactions

Japan economy minister Akira Amari resigns after admitting bribery claims