More reports from overseas-dispatched GSDF troops unearthed
April 5, 2018
Tokyo- Japan’s Defense Ministry has announced the discovery of more daily reports from Ground Self-Defense Force troops dispatched overseas, including reports on GSDF activities in South Sudan. The announcement on Wednesday night came on top of the revelation by Defense
2,286 eateries set up to offer affordable meals to kids
April 5, 2018
Tokyo- A survey by a private-sector group has found that a total of 2,286 “kodomo shokudo,” or cafeterias that offer meals to children free of charge or at low prices, have been set up in Japan as part of efforts
5 years later, BOJ policy yet to beat deflationary mindset
April 5, 2018
Tokyo- Five years after the Bank of Japan introduced monetary easing of “another dimension,” the grand social experiment to overcome deflationary mindset among the public in a short period has not achieved a complete success. The BOJ initially vowed to
FSA struggling over cryptocurrency exchange operators
April 5, 2018
Tokyo- Japan’s Financial Services Agency is struggling to adjust controls over cryptocurrency exchange operators in the face of increasing speculative trading and a recent massive customer asset theft. A year has passed since the enforcement of the revised payment services
Life-saving women told to leave sumo ring
April 5, 2018
Tokyo- A professional sumo referee has told women who stepped onto a sumo ring to provide first aid for a mayor to leave the ring, according to the Japan Sumo Association. On Wednesday, several women tried to give emergency treatment
Japan Defense Chief Insists Civilian Control of SDF Working
April 5, 2018
Tokyo- Japanese Defense Minister Itsunori Onodera insisted Thursday that the civilian control of the Self-Defense Forces is working, even though the Ground SDF neglected for over a year to report the existence of documents requested by lawmakers. “If the civilian
Defense chief apologizes over GSDF daily logs in Iraq
April 4, 2018
Tokyo- Japanese Defense Minister Itsunori Onodera apologized Tuesday for his ministry’s initial failure to discover daily activity reports compiled by Ground Self-Defense Force troops sent to Iraq in 2004-2006. “I apologize for the ministry’s failure to find the documents in
Abe calls on gov’t newcomers to work with strong sense of ethics
April 4, 2018
Tokyo- Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe on Wednesday told new central government employees to work with a strong sense of ethics, at a time a Finance Ministry document manipulation scandal has shaken public trust in the government. “I hope you’ll
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