Japan, China Likely to Start Talks on Food Import Ban
May 9, 2018
Tokyo- Japan and China are considering starting working-level discussions on a possible lifting of China’s import ban on Japanese food launched due to the March 2011 nuclear accident, informed sources said Tuesday. Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe and Chinese Premier
Murder Suspected for Girl Hit by Train in Central Japan
May 9, 2018
Niigata- An elementary school girl hit by a train on Monday in the central Japan city of Niigata is believed to have been murdered before the incident, police sources said Tuesday. The Niigata prefectural police established a special investigation team
SDF Officer Admonished over Verbal Abuse of Lawmaker
May 9, 2018
Tokyo- Japan’s Defense Ministry admonished a Self-Defense Forces officer on Tuesday over his verbal abuse of a lawmaker last month. The Air SDF major in his 30s, who belongs to the Joint Staff, verbally abused House of Councillors lawmaker Hiroyuki
Japan March Wages Post Biggest Rise in over 14 Years
May 9, 2018
Tokyo- Japan’s overall average wages in March increased 2.1 pct from a year before to 284,464 yen, up for the eighth consecutive month and posting the biggest growth since June 2003, the labor ministry said in a preliminary report on
Kono Expresses Japan’s Support for Iran Nuclear Deal
May 9, 2018
Tokyo- Foreign Minister Taro Kono expressed on Tuesday Japan’s support for the July 2015 nuclear deal signed between Iran and six major countries, including the United States. At a press conference, Kono said that Tokyo’s position of supporting the nuclear
EXCLUSIVE: 2 More Japanese Rice Mills to Be Designated for Exports to China
May 9, 2018
Tokyo- The Japanese and Chinese governments agreed Wednesday to designate two more rice mills in Japan that prepare rice for exports to China. China allows imports of Japanese rice on condition that it is polished at designated plants and undergoes
Chinese Premier Li Arrives in Japan
May 9, 2018
Tokyo- Chinese Premier Li Keqiang arrived in Japan on Tuesday evening, for the first visit by China’s premier to the neighboring country in seven years, and the first as an official guest in eight years. On Wednesday, Li is scheduled
Abe Apologizes for Scandals as Opposition Back in Talks
May 9, 2018
Tokyo- Prime Minister Shinzo Abe reiterated his apology for a spate of recent government-related scandals on Tuesday, as major opposition parties returned to the proceedings of the Diet, Japan’s parliament, following their 18-day boycott over the cronyism, document and sexual
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