Japan to Keep Demanding N. Korean Action to Denuke Self
May 22, 2018
Buenos Aires- Japan will keep demanding North Korea’s concrete moves to denuclearize itself, including signing and ratification of the Comprehensive Nuclear Test Ban Treaty, Foreign Minister Tano Kono said Monday. Complete and verifiable denuclearization is indispensable, the Japanese foreign minister
Japan Govt to Use Only Western Calendar Year for Computer Data
May 22, 2018
Tokyo- The Japanese government is considering using only the Western calendar year for data exchanged between computers at its ministries and agencies, it was learned on Monday. Although many ministries and agencies use the Western calendar year on their own
Japanese Alpinist Kuriki Dies on Mount Everest at 35
May 22, 2018
Tokyo- Japanese alpinist Nobukazu Kuriki has died at the age of 35 during his eighth attempt to conquer Mount Everest, the world’s highest mountain at 8,848 meters. Kuriki’s office in Tokyo received on Monday a report of his death from
Results of Probe into GSDF Iraq Logs to Be Released on Wed.
May 22, 2018
Tokyo- Japan’s Defense Ministry plans to release on Wednesday the results of its in-house probe into the discovery of daily activity reports for the Ground Self-Defense Force’s Iraq mission in 2004-2006 that the ministry initially claimed did not exist, it
Japan Expects Shortage of 337,000 Care Staff in FY 2025
May 22, 2018
Tokyo- Japan is projected to suffer a shortage of some 337,000 care staff in fiscal 2025, a government estimate showed Monday. The number of care staff is seen totaling about 2,110,000 if no fresh measures are taken to secure human
Komeito Chief Seeks Steps against Demand Drop after Tax Hike
May 22, 2018
Tokyo- Natsuo Yamaguchi, leader of Komeito, the ally of Japan’s ruling Liberal Democratic Party, on Monday called for measures to be taken to tackle a drop in demand that is expected to follow the planned consumption tax hike in October
Portrait of Japanese Emperor, Empress Unveiled
May 22, 2018
Tokyo- Japan’s Imperial Household Agency unveiled on Monday the first portrait of Emperor Akihito and Empress Michiko since their enthronement. The portrait, 2 meters in width and height, was drawn by Hiroshi Noda, 81, a master of realism painting. It
Abe Knew of Kake Vet School Plan Earlier Than He Claims
May 22, 2018
Tokyo- Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe was aware of a veterinary school plan by Kake Educational Institution in February 2015, nearly two years earlier than he claims, a newly disclosed document showed Monday. Abe was briefed on the plan in
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