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Gyoza no Ohsho Acquittal: Court Clears Man in 2013 Shooting
The Gyoza no Ohsho acquittal came on Friday, October 16, 2026, when the Kyoto District Court found Yukio Tanaka, 59, not guilty of murdering Takayuki Ohigashi, the president of dumpling chain operator Ohsho Food Service. The verdict closes the courtroom chapter of one of Japan’s most famous unsolved crimes, while leaving the question of who…
Cash App Settlement Payments Begin October 2026: Who Gets Up to $2,500
Cash App users with approved claims in a $15 million security settlement will receive payments in October 2026. Eligible claimants can get up to $2,500 for documented losses from 2018-2024 unauthorized access incidents.
PIECE OF BAKE Files for Bankruptcy After 4-Year Expansion Spree
PIECE OF BAKE, Japan’s viral fresh donut chain, files for bankruptcy with 350 million yen in debt after rapid store expansion. Five locations closed October 6.
World-Renowned Pianist Soichiro Arida Charged Over 84 km/h Speeding on Tokyo Expressway
World-class pianist Soichiro Arida indicted for speeding 84 km/h over the limit on Tokyo expressway. Trial concluded October 6; verdict set for October 29.
Citi Tops Global IPO Underwriting, Overtakes Goldman Sachs in 2026
Citigroup takes top spot in global IPO underwriting through September 2026, ahead of Goldman Sachs, after advising on SK Hynix $26.5B and SpaceX $86B listings.
Japan’s PM Takaichi Skips G7 Oil Meeting; Opposition Demands Diplomacy Focus
Japan’s PM Takaichi faced criticism for missing a G7 online meeting on October 2, with opposition leaders demanding stronger diplomatic engagement and warning of North Korean drone threats.
Togo Supermarket Files for Bankruptcy in Kagoshima; 300M Yen Debt
Togo Supermarket in Kagoshima files for bankruptcy with 300 million yen in debt after sales collapsed from 1.2 billion to 580 million yen. Competition from convenience stores and a new rival supermarket accelerated the decline.
Japan Expands Russia Sanctions on October 2; Moscow Vows Countermeasures
Japan froze assets of 33 Russian firms and 9 individuals on October 2 and restricted 35 vessels. Russia’s Foreign Ministry threatened countermeasures on October 5, citing violations of a 1957 trade agreement.
Japan’s PM Takaichi Skips G7 Oil Crisis Meeting on October 2
Japan’s PM Takaichi skipped an October 2 G7 emergency meeting on diesel prices and oil reserves. France convened the video call last-minute. Japan sent deputy Endo instead.