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Record Bear Attacks in Japan Prompt Urgent Safety Measures
10/29/2025
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Story summary
- Bear encounters in Japan are rising, with nine fatalities since April—the highest annual total on record.
- In Akita prefecture, attacks on a jogger and a walker have heightened residents' concerns.
- Experts advise avoiding eye contact and sudden movements if confronted by a bear.
- Local governments struggle to manage the rise because climate change affects hibernation and rural depopulation leads to overgrown farmland, prompting talks of military assistance and hunter training.
