Elderly residents of Okinawa, home to most of the U.S. troops stationed in Japan, began queuing up for coronavirus vaccinations at the the Okinawa Convention Center.

Col. Michael Tremblay’s two-year tenure as Camp Humphreys’ commander came to a close during an emotional ceremony at a base fitness center.

Two helicopter-plane hybrids from Yokota Air Base landed at at Yamagata Airport in Higashine city.

IOC Vice President John Coates arrived in Tokyo on Tuesday, the same day that organizers and the International Olympic Committee were set to roll out the third and final edition of their so-called Playbooks.

The 80 acres in Ewa Beach formerly used for the Pacific Tsunami Warning Center will eventually provide up to 400 homes while helping fulfill terms of a settlement authorized by Congress in 1995 to compensate Native Hawaiians for land acquired and used by the federal government.

Cpl. Douglas A. Mott was walking in a marked crosswalk shortly after midnight on May 30 in the Kaimuki neighborhood of Honolulu when a passenger van driven by a 52-year-old man struck him, according to a report by the Honolulu Police Department.

Suu Kyi's prosecution poses yet another major setback for Myanmar, which had been making slow progress toward democracy when a February coup prevented elected lawmakers from her National League for Democracy party from taking office following last year's landslide victory.

The French joint operator of a Chinese nuclear plant near Hong Kong said Monday that the plant is dealing with a "performance issue" but is currently operating within safety limits, following a report of a potential radioactive leak.

Five of the six new coronavirus cases reported by the US military in Japan were at Kadena Air Base on Okinawa.

The Military Religious Freedom Foundation sent a letter to Naval Air Facility Atsugi’s commander after complaints about a POW-MIA table, the group's founder said.