5 ANA Group Flight Attendants Injured during Taxiing in Vietnam
June 7, 2018
Tokyo- Five flight attendants on an Air Japan plane have been injured due to sudden braking during taxiing at an airport in Vietnam’s Ho Chi Minh City, according to the transport ministry. One of the crew members suffered bone fracture
Many Japan Firms Use One-Day Internships to Secure New Grads
June 7, 2018
Tokyo- An increasing number of Japanese companies are introducing one-day internship programs for job-hunting university students, in a bid to secure new graduates in an employment market favorable to students amid labor shortages in the country. The Japan Business Federation,
Drug Poisoning Confirmed Cause of Wakayama Tycoon’s Death
June 7, 2018
Wakayama- Acute poisoning with a stimulant drug has been identified as the cause of death for a 77-year-old business tycoon in Wakayama Prefecture, western Japan, police said Wednesday. The prefectural police are looking at the possibility that Kosuke Nozaki, who
Seven-Eleven Japan to Use Toyota’s Fuel Cell Trucks
June 7, 2018
Tokyo- Major convenience store operator Seven-Eleven Japan Co. said on Wednesday that it will introduce two compact fuel-cell trucks newly developed by Toyota Motor Corp. in spring 2019 for product deliveries to its outlets in the Tokyo metropolitan area. Seven-Eleven
1st Meeting Held for Tokyo Olympics “Host Towns”
June 7, 2018
Tokyo- A first meeting for the leaders of Japanese municipalities registered as “host towns” to welcome guests from the 2020 Tokyo Olympics and Paralympics participant nations was held at the prime minister’s office on Wednesday. In the meeting, Shunichi Suzuki,
Japan, U.S. Agree to Enforce N. Korea Sanctions until Denuclearization
June 7, 2018
Washington- Japanese Foreign Minister Taro Kono and U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo agreed Wednesday to continue enforcing U.N. and other sanctions against North Korea until the country’s denuclearization is complete. In their meeting in Washington, the two ministers confirmed
Abe Arrives in Washington for Talks with Trump ahead of U.S.-N. Korea Summit
June 7, 2018
Washington- Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe arrived at Andrews Air Force Base near Washington on Wednesday to hold talks with U.S. President Donald Trump. During the meeting at the White House on Thursday, Abe and Trump are expected to reaffirm
Japan Enacts Climate Change Adaptation Law
June 6, 2018
Tokyo- Japan’s House of Councillors on Wednesday unanimously passed into law a climate change adaptation bill aimed at taking steps to ease damage from global warming. Under the law, the central government will be obliged to set adaptation plans to
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