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. Set up as a joint venture between the US Yahoo and SoftBank in 1996, Yahoo Japan remains extremely popular in Japan as a web portal and search engine, with countless other Japanese-language services including online auctions, e-commerce, and well-regarded weather and maps apps.
The decision to pull out of Europe entirely comes as Yahoo Japan is heightening its efforts to expand beyond its home market. Yahoo Japan’s SoftBank-owned parent Z Holdings merged with dominant Japanese chat app Line last year to create a new tech giant with worldwide ambitions.
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