FOCUS: Japan Waiting to See Putin’s Next Move after Peace Treaty Proposal
September 19, 2018
Tokyo- The Japanese government is taking a wait-and-see attitude in the face of Russian President Vladimir Putin’s surprise proposal last week that the two countries conclude a post-World War II peace treaty without any preconditions by the end of this
Kono Asks Britain to Listen to Japan Concerns about Brexit
September 19, 2018
Tokyo- Japanese Foreign Minister Taro Kono asked visiting British Foreign Secretary Jeremy Hunt on Tuesday to listen to Japanese companies concerns about the impact from Britain’s exit from the European Union, or Brexit. Hunt pledged to do so, according to
76 Pct of Japanese Pessimistic about Children’s Future: U.S. Survey
September 19, 2018
Washington- In Japan, 76 pct of people are pessimistic about the future of children in financial terms, despite an improvement in the country’s economic outlook, a U.S. survey revealed Tuesday. Among 27 countries surveyed, Japan came second in the pessimism
2020 Tokyo Games Volunteers to Get 1,000 Yen for Transportation
September 19, 2018
Tokyo- The 2020 Tokyo Olympic and Paralympic organizing committee adopted a plan on Tuesday to offer volunteers 1,000 yen per person a day as transportation expenses. The committee will start accepting applications from Sept. 26 for a total of 80,000
Yamato Transport Introduces 3-Day Workweek System
September 19, 2018
Tokyo- Major Japanese parcel delivery company Yamato Transport Co. said Tuesday that it has introduced a work system offering a three-day workweek option for full-time employees who have been at the company for at least one year and raising children,
Machines to Work More Than Humans by 2025: WEF
September 18, 2018
Paris- Machines will do more than half of all workplace tasks by 2025 as a result of technological innovations linked to artificial intelligence and robots, the World Economic Forum said Monday. A WEF report said that 29 pct of all
Japanese Businessman to Hold Concert for World Peace in N.Y.
September 18, 2018
New York- A Japanese businessman will hold a concert on his country’s friendship with Turkey to call for world peace at Carnegie Hall in New York on Nov. 29. The concert will feature a symphonic suite called Friendship, themed on events
Japan Aims to Bring Back Tourists to Typhoon-Hit Kansai
September 18, 2018
Tokyo- Japan’s Tourism Agency said Tuesday that it will start a project to bring back foreign tourists to the Kansai western Japan region, which was damaged by a violent typhoon earlier this month. The public and private sectors will work
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