Dozens of people have died, including two Australians, as record-breaking snowfall blankets the north ...

At least 46 people, mostly older individuals clearing snow, have died around Japan since heavy snowfalls started on Jan. 20, ...

Unusually heavy snow killed at least 30 people in Japan in the past two weeks, officials said on Tuesday, as the government deployed troops to help clear huge drifts that left residents in the country ...

The Ground Self-Defense Force on Monday began clearing snow from residential rooftops in Aomori, northeastern Japan, after receiving a disaster dispatch request from the prefecture hit by ...

Weather officials say intense snowfall could hit areas along the Sea of Japan and elsewhere over the weekend. Many locations have already seen heavy snow accumulation in recent days.

Persistent snowfall since late January has heavily impacted northern regions, burying communities and causing major transport disruption, ...

Unprecedented snowfall across large parts of Japan has caused homes to collapse, disrupted daily life and contributed to at least 30 to 35 deaths nationwide over the past two weeks, according to ...

Snowbanks reach shoulder height and tourists visit giant icy sculptures of baseball players as northern half of country is blanketed in white ...

AT least 46 people have died after weeks of relentless snowfall buried towns, smashed transport links and sent deadly ice mounds crashing from rooftops across Japan. Fresh figures show the death ...

The central government has deployed troops to help residents in Aomori, the heaviest-hit region. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.

The death toll from heavy snow across Japan since Jan. 21 has reached 46, with local authorities urging caution against accidents during snow removal work. According to the Fire and Disaster ...

Unusually heavy snow killed at least 30 people in Japan in the past two weeks, officials said on Tuesday, as the government deployed troops to help clear huge drifts that left residents in the country ...