Over 50 pct of Fatal Air Accidents in Japan Linked to Choppers
October 25, 2018
Tokyo- Of all victims in fatal aircraft accidents that occurred in Japan between 2007 and September this year, 55, or 56 pct, were killed in helicopter accidents, according to the Japan Transport Safety Board. In 2017, the death toll from
Chubu Electric Contractor Tampers Power Leakage Test Data
October 25, 2018
Nagoya- An association of electrical engineering companies in Aichi Prefecture, central Japan, said Wednesday that inspectors belonging to the group have manipulated power leakage survey data for condominiums in the service areas of Chubu Electric Power Co.. Data manipulation may
MOF Wants Defense Equipment Costs to Be Cut by 1 T. Yen
October 25, 2018
Tokyo- Japan’s Ministry of Finance advised on Wednesday a cut of at least one trillion yen in defense equipment procurement spending over the next five years. The ministry presented the proposal at a meeting of a subcommittee of its Fiscal
Abe Shows Eagerness for Constitution Revision Proposals
October 25, 2018
Tokyo- Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe expressed eagerness in a policy speech on Wednesday to submit proposals by the ruling Liberal Democratic Party to revise the constitution to the Diet, the country’s parliament. His first policy speech since he won
Japanese Journalist Yasuda Leaves Turkey for Home
October 25, 2018
Istanbul, Turkey- Japanese freelance journalist Junpei Yasuda, who was released from militant captivity in Syria, left Turkey on Thursday for Japan. Yasuda, 44, is scheduled to arrive at Narita International Airport near Tokyo in the evening on the same day.
Renewed Monument Commemorating Dojima Rice Exchange Unveiled
October 24, 2018
Osaka- The Osaka Exchange unveiled in a ceremony on Wednesday a renewed monument at the site where the Dojima rice exchange used to stand in the western Japan city of Osaka. The new monument was built to represent the history
Japan Govt to Hold Unified Exams to Hire Disabled People in Feb.
October 24, 2018
Tokyo- Japan’s National Personnel Authority said Wednesday that it will in February hold the first-ever unified examinations for hiring disabled people as regular national government workers. The government personnel management agency decided to take the unprecedented move after it came
Japan Criticizes Killing of Saudi Journalist
October 24, 2018
Tokyo- Japanese Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga denounced Wednesday the killing of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi at the Saudi consulate-general in Istanbul, Turkey. “We strongly criticize the killing, due to its relationship with freedom of expression and freedom of the
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