Japan Foreign Ministry Removes Russian Division Chief
June 6, 2018
Tokyo- Japan’s Foreign Ministry has removed Tadaatsu Mori, director of the Russian Division at its European Affairs Bureau, from the post as he has committed an act that damages the public trust. Based on the national civil service law, the
Japan Aims to Attain Primary Budget Surplus in FY 2025
June 6, 2018
Tokyo- Japan aims to achieve a primary budget surplus in fiscal 2025, five years later than the previously envisioned fiscal 2020, according to a draft of the government’s new economic and fiscal policy guidelines unveiled on Tuesday. The draft guidelines
Subaru’s Vehicle Inspection Scandal Expands
June 6, 2018
Tokyo- Subaru Corp. said Tuesday that it has found additional improper cases in fuel economy and emissions tests conducted for its finished vehicles. Although tests to measure fuel economy and collect emissions data were conducted under conditions that deviated from
MOF Official Tried to Secretly Replace Moritomo Document at Transport Ministry
June 6, 2018
Tokyo- Over a controversial state land sale to school operator Moritomo Gakuen, a Ministry of Finance official tried to secretly replace a related document kept at the transport ministry with a falsified one, the MOF’s internal investigation has found. The
Female Ambassadors to Promote Exercise among Japanese Women
June 6, 2018
Tokyo- The Japan Sports Agency plans to launch a campaign to promote exercise among women by appointing a female “sports ambassador” for each of the country’s 47 prefectures. Among the ambassadors will be fashion models who are well known and
EXCLUSIVE: Japan to Scale Down BSE Checks on Dead Cattle
June 6, 2018
Tokyo- Nine years after the last domestic case of bovine spongiform encephalopathy, or BSE, was confirmed, the Japanese agriculture ministry is planning to relax the obligation to test dead cattle for the disease, Jiji Press has learned. The ministry is
Inquest Sought in Prosecutor Decision over Document Tampering
June 6, 2018
Osaka- A group of citizens filed a petition with an Osaka prosecution inquest panel on Tuesday to review prosecutors’ decision not to indict former and current Ministry of Finance officials involved in the manipulation of official documents related to a
Opposition Parties Demand Aso Resign over Document Tampering
June 6, 2018
Tokyo- Japan’s opposition parties on Tuesday demanded Finance Minister Taro Aso’s resignation following the release of the results of probes into the alteration of documents related to a controversial discount sale of state land to a nationalist school operator. Opposition
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