Japanese, Dutch Defense Chiefs Discuss N. Korea
September 5, 2018
Tokyo- The defense chiefs of Japan and the Netherlands have confirmed the importance of keeping in place sanctions on North Korea under relevant U.N. Security Council resolutions to realize the denuclearization of the reclusive country, the Japanese Defense Ministry said
Keidanren Seeking Talks on Review of Grad Hiring Rules
September 5, 2018
Tokyo- The Japan Business Federation is arranging talks with the government and universities to review its guidelines on the hiring of university graduates, it was learned Wednesday. The biggest Japanese business lobby, known as Keidanren, hopes to discuss whether to
JR Tokai Sets Up Unit in Texas for Bullet Train Project
September 5, 2018
Nagoya- Central Japan Railway Co. or JR Tokai, has set up a wholly owned subsidiary in Dallas, Texas, in an effort to win orders related to a project to build a high-speed railway in the U.S. state. The new company,
No Restart in Sight for Typhoon-Hit Kansai International Airport
September 5, 2018
Osaka- Kansai International Airport in Osaka Prefecture was closed on Tuesday after a runway and other areas were submerged by tidal waves as powerful Typhoon Jebi battered western Japan, and there is no prospect for its restart at the moment,
Shimizu to Clean Up Dioxin-Tainted Soil in Vietnam
September 5, 2018
Hanoi- Shimizu Corp. said Tuesday that it will start an experiment in mid-January next year to clean up dioxin-tainted soil at Bien Hoa Airport in southern Vietnam, where U.S. forces stored defoliants during the Vietnam War. The major Japanese general
Japan to Remain Vigilant after Russian Fleet Passage: Suga
September 5, 2018
Tokyo- Japanese Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga said Tuesday that the government will keep a vigilant eye on Russian military activities around Japanese territory, following the recent passage of a large Russian Navy fleet off northern Japan. “We’ll continue to
Oma N-Plant Launch to Be Delayed by 2 Years
September 5, 2018
Aomori- Electric Power Development Co., or J-Power, said Tuesday it now expects the planned start of operations at its Oma nuclear power plant, being constructed in the northeastern Japan prefecture of Aomori, to be postponed by two years until around
Suzuki Withdraws from Vehicle Production in China
September 5, 2018
Tokyo- Japanese automaker Suzuki Motor Corp. said Tuesday that it has agreed to dissolve its joint venture with Chinese partner Chongqing Changan Automobile Co., withdrawing from vehicle production in China. Suzuki will sell its entire 50 pct stake in the
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