Hokkaido Electric Confident of Stable Power Supply in Winter
October 24, 2018
Sapporo- Hokkaido Electric Power Co. said Tuesday that it will likely be able to supply electricity stably this winter. While demand is expected to peak at 5.25 million kilowatts in February, the supply capacity of the power company serving the
Tokyo Medical Univ. Rejects 55 Women Despite Passing Scores
October 24, 2018
Tokyo- Tokyo Medical University disqualified a total of 55 female applicants for admission in 2016 and 2017 although their test scores were above passing marks, a third-party panel has reported. According to the panel’s initial report, released on Tuesday night,
INTERVIEW: EU Hopes to Work with Japan to Prevent U.S. Protectionism
October 24, 2018
Tokyo- The European Union hopes to enhance cooperation with Japan in order to prevent excessive protectionism by United States, according to European Commission Vice President Jyrki Katainen. Sharing such causes as multilateralism, the EU aims to join hands with Japan
Many Mobile Phones of Vietnamese Abused for Fraud in Tokyo
October 24, 2018
Tokyo- Some 30 pct of mobile phones used in special fraud cases reported in Tokyo in January-August were contracted under the names of Vietnamese people, an investigation by the Metropolitan Police Department has found. The number of such mobile phones
Japan May Accept More Refugees
October 24, 2018
Tokyo- The Japanese government is considering increasing the number of foreigners it accepts under a refugee resettlement program, which allows those fleeing a nation to settle in a third country. Justice Minister Takashi Yamashita revealed the plan at a press
Japanese Journalist Yasuda Likely to Have Been Freed
October 24, 2018
UPDATED Tokyo- Japanese freelance journalist Junpei Yasuda, who was believed to have been held by Islamic extremists in 2015, is now likely to have been freed, Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga said Tuesday night, citing information given to Japan by
Abe Vows to Lead Japan into Future As Did Meiji People
October 23, 2018
Tokyo- Prime Minister Shinzo Abe expressed his eagerness Tuesday to lead Japan into the future by following in the footsteps of people who worked hard for the modernization of the country during the Meiji period. “Following in Meiji people’s footsteps,
Japan’s Princess Kiko Leaves for Netherlands
October 23, 2018
Tokyo- Japanese Princess Kiko left Tokyo on Tuesday to make a private visit to the Netherlands for attending an international conference and other events. The wife of Prince Akishino, the second son of Emperor Akihito and Empress Michiko, departed aboard
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