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Japan's Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba. Photo by Jiji Press/AFP/Japan OUT

V. Ramadas remains dedicated to shaping clay using the ‘throwing wheel’ technique (a process of shaping clay) inherited from his father to make clay pots, rice cookers and water jars. Photo by Bernama

Aiman displays the prize he received after securing first place in the weight loss programme. - PHOTO: SINAR/ADILA SHARINNI WAHID

Photo for illustration purposes only: AFP

Photo for illustration purposes only: AFP

Ipoh bean sprouts, known for their crisp and sweet taste when chewed, hold a special place in the hearts of their fans. Photo by Bernama

A general view of the bustling New Market area, one of the popular shopping hubs in Dhaka. The city’s upscale Gulshan neighbourhood, known for its modern hotels, corporate towers and shopping centres, continues to attract both locals and visitors. - Bernama photo

Trader Sabarudin Ramli, 42 (right), busy packing dishes priced at RM5 per serving during a visit to Warung Juedin, Kampung Tok Jiring. Despite the rising cost of goods, the husband-and-wife duo who run the eatery continue to offer meals at Rahmah prices. - Bernama photo

Zailawati (right) with her daughter, Nur Alia Batrisya, who was involved in an incident during a training session at school.

While there are few studies on the Japanese diet's impact on mental health, such assessments of the Mediterranean diet -- which consists of vegetables, whole grains, olive oil and fish -- and depression have previously been conducted, the institute said. - AFP photo (photo for illustration purpose only)