Japan is moving ahead with plans to introduce wearable cameras for frontline police officers to record work on scene. The National Police Agency said a pilot confirmed the cameras\' usefulness, including for verifying the appropriateness of actions after the fact and for use in training and investigative evidence. Trials were conducted in Tokyo, Osaka, Fukuoka, Aichi, Niigata and Kochi. Officers were mostly positive, while public reactions were mixed.

Musinsa posted record first-half revenue as it expanded offline locations and grew overseas business, the company said on Sunday. On a consolidated basis, revenue rose 22.5 percent from a year earlier to 821.7 billion won, while operating profit fell 11.2 percent to 52.3 billion won. It cited higher costs and increased selling and administrative expenses tied to larger transaction volumes and investments. The company also reported a net loss related to accounting interest expenses for RCPS.