Japan Enters Flu Season
December 14, 2018
Tokyo–Japan has entered the influenza season, the health ministry said Friday. The timing of the full season start was almost the same as in usual years, according to the ministry. Some 5,000 regularly monitored medical institutions had a total of
Visitors to Japan in 2018 Seen Hitting 30 M. Soon
December 14, 2018
Tokyo–The number of visitors to Japan in 2018 is expected to reach 30 million as early as next week, Japanese tourism minister Keiichi Ishii said Friday. It would be the first time for Japan to have 30 million visitors in
Tokyo-Naha Standoff Continues before Start of Landfilling off Henoko
December 14, 2018
Tokyo–The Japanese central and Okinawa prefectural governments remained apart over the construction of a U.S. base in Nago on Thursday, one day ahead of the planned start of landfill work off the Henoko coastal district of the city in the
Japan, Mongolia Affirm Cooperation over N. Korea
December 14, 2018
Tokyo–Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe and his Mongolian counterpart, Ukhnaa Khurelsukh, have agreed on their countries’ close cooperation for the early resolution of the issue of North Korea’s abductions of Japanese nationals decades ago. At their meeting in Tokyo on
EXCLUSIVE: Japan’s Extra Budget to Include 632 B. Yen for Disaster Measures
December 14, 2018
Tokyo–The Japanese government’s planned fiscal 2018 second supplementary budget will include 632.3 billion yen in spending on emergency measures to beef up the country’s resilience to natural disasters, Jiji Press learned on Thursday. The sum will include 154.8 billion yen
China Tones Down Japan Criticism on Nanjing Anniversary
December 13, 2018
Shanghai–China restrained its criticism of Japan on the 81st anniversary of the Nanjing massacre of Chinese civilians and others by Japanese soldiers on Thursday, following improved bilateral ties. Unlike last year, President Xi Jinping skipped an annual commemorative ceremony held
Ghosn Family Allowed to Enter Rio Apartment
December 13, 2018
Sao Paulo–A Brazilian court on Wednesday granted the family of sacked Nissan Motor Co. <7201> Chairman Carlos Ghosn supervised access to a luxury apartment in Rio de Janeiro that the Japanese automaker had bought and provided to him as a
Japan Economy Marks 2nd-Longest Postwar Growth
December 13, 2018
Tokyo–Japan’s Cabinet Office recognized Thursday that the country’s current economic expansion entered its 58th month in September last year, marking the second-longest boom in the postwar history. The uptrend thus topped the “Izanagi” rapid growth period that lasted 57 months,
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