“Hello Work” offices to facilitate job searches from home
May 11, 2019
Tokyo–“Hello Work” public job-placement offices across Japan will facilitate job searches from home and also enhance usability for employers, by adopting more information technology. The changes are aimed at smoother matches between job seekers and companies, said an official of
Half of Japanese to give gifts on Father’s Day: survey
May 11, 2019
Tokyo–Nearly half of adult children in Japan plan to give their male parents gifts on Father’s Day, while over 20 pct of fathers want some words of appreciation from their children, a private survey showed Friday. The result of the
Soseki Museum in Britain reopens
May 9, 2019
London–A museum in London that was dedicated to the late renowned Japanese novelist Soseki Natsume (1867-1916) reopened on Wednesday in Surrey, south of the British capital. Ikuo Tsunematsu, 67, who headed the museum before its closure in 2016, revived the
Travelers surge during Japan’s Golden Week holiday
May 7, 2019
Tokyo–The number of people in Japan who traveled by rail and air during this year’s Golden Week holiday period in the nation surged from a year earlier, data from railway operators and airlines showed on Tuesday. The six passenger service
Ise Jingu sees visitor surge during Golden Week holiday
May 7, 2019
Tsu, Mie Pref.–The Ise Jingu shrine complex in Mie Prefecture, central Japan, saw the number of visitors more than double from a year before during this year’s Golden Week holiday period in the country, the Shinto shrine said Tuesday. During
People back to work in Japan after 10-day holiday
May 7, 2019
Tokyo/Osaka–Many people in Japan were back to work on Tuesday, after the end on Monday of an unprecedented 10-day holiday during which the Imperial succession was carried out and the country’s era name changed to Reiwa from Heisei. Ticket gates
Retired couple smiles
May 6, 2019
Minato-ku, Tokyo–The Emperor and his wifet the Tokyo lawn tennis club. Jiji Press
INTERVIEW: New emperor expected to aim for open imperial family
May 2, 2019
Oxford, Britain–Looking back on his memories with Japanese Emperor Naruhito, Arthur Stockwin, emeritus fellow at the University of Oxford, has hinted that the new Emperor may aim for an open Imperial Family. The Emperor “may well try to open up
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