Aum Guru “Right” to Be Executed: Victim Family
July 8, 2018
Tokyo- The execution of Chizuo Matsumoto, guru of the doomsday cult Aum Shinrikyo, which committed a series of heinous crimes, including the 1995 sarin nerve gas attack on Tokyo’s subway system, was “right,” a bereaved family member said Friday. “I
Princess Aiko to Join Summer Program in Britain
July 8, 2018
Tokyo- Japanese Princess Aiko, the only child of Crown Prince Naruhito and Crown Princess Masako, will participate in her high school’s study program in Britain from late July, the Imperial Household Agency said Friday. The 16-year-old princess, who is in
Heavy Rain Kills at Least 47 in Japan
July 8, 2018
Tokyo- At least 47 people died in eight prefectures mainly in western Japan as torrential rain triggered landslides and floods over the few days to Saturday, according to authorities. About 1.93 million people in affected areas were subject to evacuation
Japan Completes Domestic Procedures to Ratify New TPP
July 6, 2018
Tokyo- The Japanese government confirmed Friday that it has completed all domestic procedures required to ratify the revised Trans-Pacific Partnership free trade agreement. The government notified the completion to New Zealand, which serves as secretariat for the pact among 11
35 Japan Govt Projects Found to Lack Efficiency
July 6, 2018
Tokyo- Japan’s Finance Ministry said Friday that a total of 35 projects involving 12 government agencies, including itself, lack efficiency. Of them, the ministry called for a fundamental review for a possible cancellation of the communications ministry’s project to promote
Record Rainfall Hits Western, Central Japan; Special Warnings Issued
July 6, 2018
Tokyo- Regions in western to central Japan, including Kinki, Tokai and Hokuriku, saw record rainfall on Friday due to an active seasonal rain front, with at least two people missing. At 5:10 p.m. (8:10 a.m. GMT), the Japan Meteorological Agency
Son of Japanese Abductee Calls for Mother’s Immediate Return
July 6, 2018
Tokyo- Koichiro Iizuka, the eldest son of Yaeko Taguchi, who was abducted by North Korean agents in 1978, when she was 22, has been calling for the immediate return of his mother. Iizuka, 41, shares his goal with Taguchi’s older
Over 500 Employees in Japan Suffer Work-Caused Mental Diseases
July 6, 2018
Tokyo- The number of employees in Japan who were officially recognized as suffering from work-caused depression and other mental disorders exceeded 500 for the first time ever in fiscal 2017, the labor ministry said Friday. The total stood at 506,
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