Man Arrested for Stealing Vault Holding 400 M. Yen in Japan
June 14, 2018
Hiroshima- Police have arrested a 31-year-old man for allegedly stealing a vault containing some 400 million yen in cash from a home in Onomichi, Hiroshima Prefecture, western Japan, in February. The Hiroshima prefectural police department and Onomichi police station arrested
New Magnesium Alloy to Drastically Cut Weight of Shinkansen Train
June 13, 2018
Yokohama- A materials research organization and related companies have prototyped a Shinkansen train body part made of a newly developed magnesium alloy that is some 30 pct lighter than aluminum alloys currently used in Shinkansen and other high-speed trains. The
Single HQ to Tackle Concurrent Accidents at Oi, Takahama N-Plants
June 13, 2018
Fukui- The Japanese government plans to concentrate response operations in a single headquarters if accidents occur simultaneously at the Oi and Takahama nuclear power plants in Fukui Prefecture, informed sources said Wednesday. The two nuclear plants in central Japan, both
Japan Strengthening Consumer Education for High Schoolers
June 13, 2018
Tokyo- Japan’s Consumer Affairs Agency is strengthening consumer education for high school students as the country is set to lower the adult age from the current 20 to 18. A Civil Code revision to lower the adult age passed parliament
Ruling Camp Wants Lower House to Pass Casino Bill This Week
June 13, 2018
Tokyo- Senior officials of Japan’s ruling parties agreed Wednesday to boost efforts for the House of Representatives, the lower chamber of the Diet, the country’s parliament, to pass by the end of this week a bill to introduce casino-featuring integrated
Okinawa School Kids Flee 500 Times from U.S. Aircraft
June 13, 2018
Ginowan, Okinawa Pref.- Pupils of an elementary school in Okinawa Prefecture have taken shelter indoors about 500 times to avoid approaching U.S. military aircraft over the six months since a U.S. helicopter window fell onto its schoolyard. On Dec. 13,
Japan’s Suga Shows Wish to Realize Summit with N. Korea
June 13, 2018
Tokyo- Japan hopes to hold a summit with North Korea to resolve the issue of the country’s abductions of Japanese nationals, Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga said Wednesday. “We hope that a Japan-North Korea summit will be realized in a
Mayor of Town in Fukushima to Resign due to Illness
June 13, 2018
Namie, Fukushima Pref.- Tamotsu Baba, mayor of the town of Namie in Fukushima Prefecture, northeastern Japan, on Wednesday submitted his resignation due to illness. After obtaining approval from the town assembly on the same day, the 69-year-old mayor will leave
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