EXCLUSIVE: Japan to Conduct Gaming Disorder Survey within FY ’18
August 17, 2018
Tokyo- Japan’s health ministry will conduct a survey within fiscal 2018 on gaming disorder, listed in the World Health Organization’s new International Classification of Diseases released in June, Jiji Press learned Friday. Following the WHO action, the ministry found it
Suit Filed to Halt Demolition of Tsunami-Hit Building in Japan
August 17, 2018
Morioka, Iwate Pref.- A citizens group in Iwate Prefecture, northeastern Japan, filed a suit Friday seeking to stop the demolition of a former town office building ravaged by the March 2011 tsunami. The suit was filed with Morioka District Court
New Japan Govt Plane Unveiled
August 17, 2018
Chitose, Hokkaido- One of two new Japanese government planes to carry the prime minister, members of the Imperial Family and other dignitaries made its appearance in Japan on Friday. The Boeing 777-300ER jet arrived at the Japanese Air Self-Defense Force’s
Police Question Ex-Nihon Univ. Coaches over Football Hit
August 17, 2018
Tokyo- Police have questioned Masato Uchida, former coach of Nihon University’s American football team, and former assistant coach Tsutomu Inoue on a voluntary basis in connection with a dangerous hit by one of its players, investigative sources said Friday. Tokyo’s
No Remains Collected in Philippines Identified as Japanese Soldiers’: Experts
August 17, 2018
Tokyo- Experts have reported that DNA tests found that no remains collected and kept in the Philippines as those of Japanese soldiers who died during World War II were identified as those of Japanese people, informed sources said. Japan’s welfare
Kumamoto Students Develop Fertilizers from Shochu Remnants
August 17, 2018
Kumamoto- Students in Kumamoto have developed a low-cost method to culture photosynthetic bacteria, which work as fertilizer, using distillation remnants of “shochu” spirits. The developers, led by Aoi Koga, 24, a second-grader of Sojo University’s Graduate School of Engineering in
Saury Prices in Japan Likely to Drop Slightly in Late Sept.
August 17, 2018
Tokyo- Retail prices in Japan of saury, an autumn delicacy, are projected to inch down in late September as the Fisheries Agency estimated recently that the country’s catches of the fish this year are likely to increase slightly from the
47-Minute Delay Cited for Chopper Crash Search in Eastern Japan
August 17, 2018
Tokyo- Search and rescue operations following the crash of a disaster response helicopter that occurred in eastern Japan last week is seen to have started 47 minutes later than they could have been launched, the transport ministry said Thursday. The
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