Japanese 10-year government bond yields rose 5.5 basis points to 2.965%, while the 30-year yield advanced 5 basis points to 4.055%.
The move mirrors a selloff in US Treasuries, which pressured fixed-income markets across Asia during early trading sessions.
Investors continue to monitor global inflation trends and central bank policy signals, which are driving volatility in long-duration government debt.
The latest yield increases suggest market participants are pricing in sustained higher borrowing costs, particularly as the Bank of Japan evaluates its stance against rising global yields.
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