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Ishiba mulls visit to Iwo Jima, site of fierce WWII battle

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He plans to attend a joint Japan-U.S. memorial service on March 29, which would make him the first Japanese prime minister since April 2013 to set foot on the remote island.

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Ishiba mulls visit to Iwo Jima, site of fierce WWII battle

He plans to attend a joint Japan-U.S. memorial service on March 29, which would make him the first Japanese prime minister since April 2013 to set foot on the remote island.

17 hours ago·Japan

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Japan PM to attend ceremony at WWII battle site Iwoto on March 29

Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba is arranging to attend a memorial service later this month at the site of a fierce World War II battle with the United States on Iwoto Island, sources close to the matter say.

1 day ago·Japan

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Japan Appoints First Chief of New Joint Operations Command

The new command, which has the authority to unify all three JSDF branches, is set to be launched on March 24.

1 day ago·Tokyo, Japan

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The Diplomat broke the news in Tokyo, Japan 1 day ago on Wednesday, March 12, 2025.

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