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Green Steel: Japan Targets 3+ Million Tons Annually with Government-Backed Decarbonization Plan

Japan's steel industry accounts for about 40% of the country's industrial CO2 emissions. The government now aims to create a green steel market exceeding 3 million tons annually by the early 2030s, combining hydrogen reduction, electric arc furnaces, and CCUS. Here's how Japan plans to standardize carbon footprint metrics and respond to the EU's CBAM.

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Japan's Food Tech Diplomacy: Plant Factories and Land-Based Aquaculture Pitched to 60 Ambassadors as National Growth Strategy

Japan's agriculture ministry hosted ambassadors from 60 countries to showcase cutting-edge food technology including vertical plant factories and land-based aquaculture. With food tech designated as one of 17 national growth strategy sectors under the Takaichi administration, Japan targets 30% global market share by 2040. Covers key startups like PlantX, full-cycle aquaculture, and alternative protein trends.

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Post-Quantum Cryptography: Japan's TOPPAN, NICT & ISARA Demonstrate Seamless PKI Migration Without Service Disruption

TOPPAN Holdings, Japan's NICT, and Canada's ISARA have demonstrated a seamless migration path from current cryptography to post-quantum cryptography in certificate authority systems, without service disruption. The breakthrough addresses the looming quantum computing threat to existing encryption, targeting real-world deployment in healthcare, finance, and government by 2030.

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Japan Crypto Reform: Opposition Leader Pushes ETF Approval, 20% Flat Tax, and Cites Hyperliquid as Finance's Future

DPP leader Yuichiro Tamaki called for accelerated crypto tax reform at TEAMZ SUMMIT 2026, urging a flat 20% tax by 2027, ETF approval, and 10x leverage. He cited Hyperliquid's $844M revenue as proof of on-chain finance's potential and framed Web3 policy as key to boosting take-home pay for working-age Japanese.