SDF Hold Disaster Drills in Northeastern Japan
November 10, 2018
Tokyo–Japan’s Self-Defense Forces conducted disaster drills in the six prefectures in the Tohoku northeastern Japan region on Saturday, assuming an earthquake, tsunami and heavy rain. The SDF disaster response drills in Tohoku, the largest of its kind, took place for
China Aims to Double Farm Trade with Japan, S. Korea
November 10, 2018
Beijing–Chinese agriculture minister Han Changfu expressed his country’s hopes on Saturday to double farm product trade with Japan and South Korea to 30 billion dollars or more over the next 10 years. China apparently aims to promote free trade in
S. Korean Plaintiffs Not “Requisitioned Workers”: Japan
November 10, 2018
Tokyo, Nov. 10 (Jiji Press)–The Japanese government has unified the term it uses to describe South Korean plaintiffs seeking compensation for wartime labor from a Japanese steelmaker as “workers from the Korean Peninsula,” switching from the previously used “requisitioned civilian
EXCLUSIVE: Electric Wheelchair Accidents Surge at Rail Crossings
November 10, 2018
Tokyo–Following a surge in the number of fatal accidents involving electric wheelchairs stuck at rail crossings, the National Institute of Technology and Evaluation has started an investigation, Jiji Press learned Saturday. The move came as the death toll from such
47 Japanese Confirmed Safe after Floods in Jordan
November 10, 2018
Jerusalem–The Japanese embassy in Amman confirmed on Friday the safety of 45 Japanese tourists on a group tour and two tour guides after flash floods hit Wadi Musa in southern Jordan, home to Petra ruins, a UNESCO World Heritage site,
Atomic Bombing Exhibition Opens in Belgian Battle City
November 10, 2018
Ypres, Belgium–An exhibition themed on the 1945 atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki began on Friday in Ypres, western Belgium, a site of gas warfare during World War I. The exhibition, which opened ahead of the centennial on Sunday of
Japanese Icebreaker Shirase Leaves for Antarctica
November 10, 2018
Tokyo–The Maritime Self-Defence Force’s Shirase icebreaker left Tokyo’s Harumi pier for Antarctica on Saturday to transport freight for the Japan’s 60th Antarctic expedition team. With most members of the team getting on board in Australia on Nov. 26, the Shirase
Japan, China Agree to Start Regular Talks on Food Safety
November 10, 2018
Beijing–Japan and China on Friday agreed to start regular meetings of minister-class officials mainly on food safety. The agreement was reached at a meeting in Beijing between visiting Japanese agriculture minister Takamori Yoshikawa and Ni Yuefeng, minister of China’s General
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