87 Nations to Be Represented at Hiroshima Peace Ceremony
July 11, 2018
Hiroshima- Representatives from 87 countries and the European Union will attend this year’s peace memorial ceremony in Hiroshima, western Japan, that marks the 73rd anniversary of the U.S. atomic bombing, the municipal government said Wednesday. The United Nations will be
Shimizu to Clean Up Dioxin-Tainted Soil at Vietnam Airport
July 11, 2018
Hanoi- Major Japanese general contractor Shimizu Corp. has said that it will conduct an experiment to clean up dioxin-tainted soil at Bien Hoa Airport in southern Vietnam, where U.S. forces stored defoliants during the 1955-1975 Vietnam War. In collaboration with
Japan to Toughen Control of Govt Worker Overtime
July 11, 2018
Tokyo- Japan’s National Personnel Authority will introduce stronger restrictions on overtime hours of national public servants to promote work style reform, informed sources have said. The government agency is considering revising its rules governing national public servants in order to
Abe Holds Phone Talks with French, Saudi Leaders
July 11, 2018
Paris- Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe had telephone talks with French and Saudi leaders Tuesday on the cancellation of his trip to Europe and the Middle East. In the conversations with French President Emmanuel Macron and Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed
Obayashi, Shimizu Admit Bid-Rigging on Maglev Project
July 11, 2018
Tokyo- Japanese general contractors Obayashi Corp. and Shimizu Corp. admitted Tuesday their involvement in rigging bids for a high-speed magnetic levitation railway project. On the first day of the firms’ trial at Tokyo District Court, senior officials of the companies
Area in Hiroshima Suffers Damage from Heavy Rains Again
July 11, 2018
Hiroshima- Massive damage from torrential rains occurred again in Asakita Ward in the western Japan city of Hiroshima despite local disaster control efforts that followed downpours four years ago. The August 2014 heavy rains that caused landslides in many areas
Govt to Strengthen Relief Goods Deliveries before Requests
July 11, 2018
Tokyo- The Japanese government confirmed at a meeting of vice ministers on Tuesday a policy of strengthening a program to send relief goods before receiving requests by municipalities affected by a disaster. The move reflected expanding damage from the recent
7th MSDF Aegis Destroyer to Take Water on July 30
July 11, 2018
Tokyo- The Defense Ministry’s Maritime Staff Office said Tuesday a naming and launching ceremony for a destroyer with the Aegis ballistic missile intercept system will take place at Japan Marine United Corp.’s Isogo Works in Yokohama on July 30. The
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