Quake victims remembered in Kumamoto town
April 15, 2018
Mashiki, Kumamoto Pref.- A total of 261 people on Sunday prayed for victims of a series of strong earthquakes that struck the town of Mashiki in the southwestern Japan prefecture of Kumamoto two years ago. These people, including 63 bereaved
Nearly 20 pct of college students in Japan secure job offers
April 15, 2018
Tokyo- Nearly 20 pct of job-hunting university students in Japan secured informal offers of employment next spring as of April 1 this year, a private survey showed. The share of such students rose 5.4 percentage points from a year before
Japan enhances support for pregnant high school girls
April 15, 2018
Tokyo- The Japanese education ministry has been enhancing support for pregnant high school girls, as its recent survey showed that 2,098 pregnant students were recognized at public high schools across Japan in fiscal 2015 and 2016. The ministry recently instructed
Kuroda’s Start to 2nd Term Marred by Abe’s Plunging Popularity
April 15, 2018
Tokyo- Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda made a gloomy start to his second term last week, amid the falling popularity of Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, who pushed for his reappointment, as well as overshadowed by signs of slowing economic
GSDF Iraq logs include security analysis
April 15, 2018
Tokyo- Recently discovered daily activity logs of the Japanese Ground Self-Defense Force’s past mission in Iraq include analysis of security conditions in areas where GSDF troops operated and the whole of the Middle Eastern country, informed sources told Jiji Press
Scandals alarm Japan ruling bloc; Abe’s re-election questioned
April 14, 2018
Tokyo- A wave of scandals rocking Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has alarmed the ruling bloc, leading some members to question whether Abe should be reelected Liberal Democratic Party president in an upcoming poll. The government is on the defensive as
Another document suggests vet school plan’s link to Abe
April 14, 2018
Tokyo- Japanese agriculture minister Ken Saito on Friday released a document linked to a favoritism scandal involving Kake Educational Institution, which is led by a friend of Prime Minister Shinzo Abe. In the paper, Tadao Yanase, then executive secretary to
Abe, Trump to discuss cooperation on N. Korea in Florida meeting
April 14, 2018
Washington- Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe and US President Donald Trump will discuss bilateral cooperation in dealing with North Korea when they meet in Florida next week, a senior US administration official said Friday. The talks come as Trump and
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