2 Years to Go: Japan Nervous about N. Korean Role in Tokyo Games
July 27, 2018
Tokyo- The Japanese government is unsure about whether to allow a North Korean delegation to attend the Tokyo Olympic and Paralympic Games in 2020, given no clear prospects for a solution to the decades-old abduction issue. Some call for a
Arrested Official Seen Involved in Astronaut Dispatch to University
July 27, 2018
Tokyo- An education and science ministry official who was arrested on Thursday for alleged bribe-taking is seen to have been involved in the dispatch of an astronaut to deliver a lecture at Tokyo Medical University in 2016 while the suspect
Abe Refraining from Business Dinners after Criticism
July 27, 2018
Tokyo- Prime Minister Shinzo Abe is refraining from having business dinners, in the face of public criticism over a drinking party he attended with his colleagues amid a heavy rain warning for western Japan areas earlier this month. Photos of
Sekisui House to Urge Male Workers to Take Month-Long Parental Leave
July 27, 2018
Osaka- Sekisui House Ltd. said Thursday that it will introduce a system on Sept. 1 to encourage male employees having children below three years old to take at least one month off to look after the children. Under the system,
Western Japan Rain Affects Even Little Damaged Hiroshima Areas
July 27, 2018
Hatsukaichi, Hiroshima Pref.- The recent torrential rain mainly in western Japan is causing problems in Hiroshima Prefecture even in areas that avoided major damage, including an island home to a UNESCO World Heritage site. Based on a sample survey, the
Suffering from Aum Sarin Attack Still Continues: Victim’s Family Member
July 27, 2018
Tokyo- The suffering remains unhealed even following Thursday’s executions of all of the six remaining former members of Japanese doomsday cult Aum Shinrikyo on death row for crimes, a family member of a victim said. “The executions mark an end
5 Workers Killed in Fire at Construction Site in Tokyo
July 27, 2018
Tokyo- -A fire broke out at a building construction site in the city of Tama, Tokyo, on Thursday, killing five workers and injuring about 40 others, including more than 20 with severe wounds, according to police and firefighting authorities. The
Train Crew Get Lecture on Protective Equipment Usage
July 26, 2018
Tokyo- Train crew got a lecture on how to use protective shields and “sasumata” man catchers in Tokyo on Thursday after a stabbing rampage on a Tokaido Shinkansen bullet train in June. Some 130 people participated in the event held
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