Abe Stresses Importance of Accepting Foreign Human Resources
July 24, 2018
Tokyo- Prime Minister Shinzo Abe on Tuesday stressed the importance of accepting human resources from overseas amid increasing manpower shortages in Japan. “It’s urgent to set up a system to accept a wide range of foreign human resources immediately ready
Extreme Temperatures Reported across Globe
July 24, 2018
Paris- Temperatures rose across the globe including the Arctic in June and July, causing unusual scorching heat, the World Meteorological Organization has said. The U.N. climate body cited a heat wave in Canada that killed many people as an example
Japanese, Russian Upper House Leaders Hold Talks
July 24, 2018
Moscow- The heads of the upper chambers of the Japanese and Russian legislatures held talks in Moscow on Monday. “I hope our talks will help strengthen Japan-Russia partnerships in various fields,” Chuichi Date, president of Japan’s House of Councillors, said
Noke Named Japan’s New Ambassador to Egypt
July 24, 2018
Tokyo- The Japanese government decided Tuesday to name Masaki Noke, former head of the secretariat for the Cabinet Office’s International Peace Cooperation Headquarters, as new ambassador to Egypt, effective on Wednesday. Noke, 58, entered the Foreign Ministry in 1982. His
158 Temporary Housing Units Eyed in Rain-Hit Ehime Pref., 200 in Kurashiki
July 24, 2018
Matsuyama/Okayama- Work has started to construct 158 temporary housing units in Ehime Prefecture for people whose houses were destroyed or heavily damaged by floods or landslides caused by torrential rain that mainly hit western Japan earlier this month. Meanwhile, the
Toyota to Offer Over 3,000 Vehicles for 2020 Tokyo Games
July 24, 2018
Nagoya- Toyota Motor Corp. has said that it will provide more than 3,000 automobiles, including fuel cell vehicles and electric vehicles, for official use at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics and Paralympics. Among them, the leading Japanese automaker will supply the
Memorial Service Held for 2016 Massacre at Sagamihara Care Home
July 24, 2018
Sagamihara, Kanagawa Pref.- A ceremony was held on Monday to pray for the 19 people killed in the 2016 knifing rampage at a care facility in Sagamihara, Kanagawa Prefecture, ahead of the second anniversary of the massacre on Thursday. The
Japan to Open School for Female Farmers to Become Community Leaders
July 24, 2018
Tokyo- Japan’s agriculture ministry will open a school in Tokyo on Wednesday to train female farmers to be community leaders. The ministry will also open a similar school in Osaka on July 30. The Tokyo and Osaka schools will each
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