Japan, S. Korea Foreign Ministers reaffirm pressure policy on North
March 18, 2018
Washington- Japanese and South Korean foreign ministers underscored on Saturday the importance of close cooperation in pressuring North Korea into taking concrete action toward scrapping its missile and nuclear programs. At a meeting in Washington, Japanese Foreign Minister Taro Kono
PM Abe stresses importance of space, cyberworld defense to Academy grads
March 18, 2018
Yokosuka, Kanagawa Pref.- Japan’s Prime Minister Shinzo Abe told new graduates of the National Defense Academy on Sunday that the country will enhance its defense capabilities in space and on the Internet. Delivering a speech during a graduation ceremony at
Late Emperor’s funeral prepared one year before passing
March 18, 2018
Tokyo- Secret work to prepare for late Japanese Emperor Hirohito’s funeral started about one year before his demise in 1989, a former cabinet member revealed in his recently published memoir. Nobuo Ishihara, 91, who was deputy chief cabinet secretary at
No female Imperial Family member to attend enthronement-related rite
March 18, 2018
Tokyo- The Japanese government plans not to have female members of the Imperial Family attend “Kenji to Shokei no Gi,” one of core ceremonies to mark Crown Prince Naruhito’s accession to the Chrysanthemum Throne following Emperor Akihito’s abdication, it was
Crown Prince visits school for Japanese children in Miami
March 18, 2018
Miami, Florida- Japanese Crown Prince Naruhito, on his way to Brazil to attend an international conference on water, stopped over at Miami, Florida, on Saturday to visit a supplementary school chiefly for Japanese children. The Saturday school provides lessons with
Many Japan firms positive about hiring new graduates: poll
March 18, 2018
Tokyo- More than 80 pct of major Japanese companies plan to increase hires of new graduates or at least maintain the number of hires in spring next year, according to a Jiji Press survey. Companies in the housing industry plan
1,283 serious accidents happen after recalls: survey
March 18, 2018
Tokyo- A total of 1,283 serious accidents have occurred in the 10 years through March 2017 in Japan due to the continued use of defective products that were subject to recalls, a government-affiliated organization has reported. Of the accidents, two
Abe asks Moon to discuss abductions with Kim Jong Un
March 17, 2018
Tokyo- Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe called on South Korean President Moon Jae-in on Friday to discuss North Korea’s abductions of foreign nationals at an inter-Korean summit scheduled for late April. In telephone talks, Moon told Abe that the two
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