Japan, China hold 1st high-level economic dialogue in 8 years
April 16, 2018
Tokyo- The Japanese and Chinese governments held their first high-level economic dialogue in about eight years on Monday. Referring to the rapidly changing economic environment for the two countries, Japanese Foreign Minister Taro Kono said at the beginning of the
Kono, Wang agree to promote mutual visits of leaders
April 16, 2018
Tokyo- Japanese Foreign Minister Taro Kono and his Chinese counterpart, Wang Yi, on Sunday agreed that their countries will aim to fully improve their relations through mutual visits of their leaders. In their meeting in Tokyo, Kono and Wang agreed
Women’s presence increasing at BOJ
April 16, 2018
Tokyo- The presence of women is increasing at the Bank of Japan after a series of measures to make it easier for employees to balance work with family life. The share of women has risen among the BOJ’s officials at
Manufacturers stepping up anti-disaster efforts
April 16, 2018
Tokyo- The March 2011 earthquake and tsunami in northeastern Japan and the Kumamoto quakes two years ago have prompted many manufacturers to draw up plans to ensure their business continuity in the event of natural disasters. In January this year,
Panel skips mention of scrapping broadcast law key clause
April 16, 2018
Tokyo- A Japanese government council on Monday stopped short of saying whether the country should scrap the broadcasting law’s Article 4, which demands that broadcasters be politically fair in reporting. Broadcasters strongly oppose the abolition of the political fairness clause,
Ruling bloc proposes hearing with ex-Abe aide over Kake April 23
April 16, 2018
Tokyo- Japan’s ruling bloc proposed to opposition parties on Monday that a parliamentary hearing with Tadao Yanase, a former executive secretary to Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, be held on April 23 over a cronyism scandal involving school operator Kake Educational
Koizumi Says Never Heard of Combat over SDF Mission in Iraq
April 15, 2018
Mito, Ibaraki Pref.- Former Japanese Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi said Saturday that he had never received reports of combats over a Self-Defense Force mission in Iraq while in office. Recently-found daily activity logs of the Iraq mission include the word
Syria Strikes Likely to Send Yen Higher, Stocks Lower in Tokyo
April 15, 2018
Tokyo- U.S.-led airstrikes against Syria on Friday are expected to send the yen higher and Japanese stocks lower in Tokyo trading on Monday, analysts and economists said. “Investors will become more risk-averse, and a higher yen and lower stocks are
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