Prosecutors question another ex-MOF bureau chief on Moritomo issue
May 3, 2018
Osaka- Public prosecutors have questioned former Ministry of Finance bureau chief Hidenori Sakota on a voluntary basis about the controversial state land sale to private school operator Moritomo Gakuen, informed sources said Wednesday. The Osaka District Public Prosecutors Office has
Abe’s Middle East trip made to support US
May 3, 2018
Jerusalem- The latest Middle East visit by Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe was apparently made to show indirect support for US diplomatic efforts toward regional peace. During the trip, Abe visited both Israel and the Palestinians. In Tuesday’s talks with
Japan to redefine goal of no cat, dog culling
May 3, 2018
Tokyo- Japan’s Environment Ministry plans to exclude cats and dogs that are unfit for ownership transfers from local government animal welfare goals that call for the elimination of culling, according to informed sources. The revision is aimed at preventing accidents
Abductee families seek support from US
May 3, 2018
Washington- Family members of Japanese nationals abducted by North Korea decades ago met with US government officials in Washington on Wednesday to request support in the efforts to realize the return of their loved ones. They made the request before
Japan to use coordinators more to help foreigners in disasters
May 2, 2018
Tokyo- The Japanese internal affairs ministry plans to encourage local governments to increase the use of information coordinators tasked with supporting foreigners in the event of disasters. The coordinators work as a bridge between local governments and foreign residents and
AI-based care plan compilation being mulled
May 2, 2018
Tokyo- Japan’s health ministry is considering the use of artificial intelligence to draw up care plans for nursing care insurance service users. The ministry will launch a national survey as early as August on how AI is being developed and
Xerox CEO to resign in settlement over acquisition by Fujifilm
May 2, 2018
New York- Xerox Corp. said Tuesday that Chief Executive Officer Jeff Jacobson and other board members will resign under a settlement with two major shareholders who oppose Fujifilm Holdings Corp.’s acquisition of Xerox. Fujifilm’s plan to acquire the US printer
Japan Asks Palestine to Accept U.S. Mediation for Peace Talks
May 2, 2018
Ramallah, West Bank- Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe called on Palestinian National Authority President Mahmoud Abbas on Tuesday to accept the United States as a mediator for its peace negotiations with Israel. Abe told Abbas that Japan supports a two-state
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