Ex-Sekisui Chemical worker allegedly leaks data to China firm
October 14, 2020
Osaka- Japanese police sent papers on a former Sekisui Chemical Co. employee to public prosecutors on Tuesday for allegedly leaking technological secrets of the firm to a Chinese company. The police department of Osaka Prefecture, western Japan, charged the former
Comfort women statue in Berlin not to be removed for time being
October 14, 2020
Berlin- The central Berlin district of Mitte said Tuesday a statue symbolizing so-called wartime comfort women built there recently will not be removed for the time being. The announcement came after a pro-South Korea civic group in Germany which erected
Tokyo opens pet-friendly facility for COVID-19 patients
October 14, 2020
Tokyo-The Tokyo metropolitan government on Friday opened an accommodation facility that allows COVID-19 patients to stay with their pets. The move is part of the metropolitan government’s efforts to ensure that coronavirus patients with mild or no symptoms stay at
PH Embassy in Tokyo promotes Filipino food through “Eat’s More Fun in the Philippines” online campaign
October 13, 2020
As part of the promotion of Filipino Food, the Philippine Embassy in Tokyo, through its Tourism Section, launched the Eat’s More Fun in the Philippines website on 12 October 2020 endorsing three famous dishes from the country: Chicken Adobo, Pork
AFP eyes partnership with Japan to improve cyber defense, security
October 13, 2020
The Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) is eyeing a partnership with Japan on improving its cyber defense and security. “We look at Japan as one of the sources of these modern equipment because Japan is technologically advanced as far
308 Filipinos in Japan infected with COVID-19, says Embassy official
October 2, 2020
Some 308 Filipinos have been infected with coronavirus disease in Japan but no one was seriously ill, an official from the Philippine Embassy in Tokyo said on Friday. In the “Laging Handa” press briefing, Deputy Chief of Mission Robespierre Bolivar
Locsin’s rejection of Japanese property sale his “personal opinions” – Palace
October 1, 2020
Malacanang is considering the opposition of Foreign Affairs Secretary Teodoro Locsin Jr. on the planned sale of Philippine properties in Japan as his “personal opinions.” In a televised press briefing on Thursday, Presidential Spokesperson Harry Roque reiterated the Palace’s position
Locsin rejects proposal to sell Philippine properties in Japan
September 29, 2020
Foreign Affairs Secretary Teodoro Locsin, Jr. on Tuesday rejected anew a proposal to sell Philippine properties in Japan “for any reason” and suggested that assets of the Department of Health should be the ones be sold for its “lousy response”
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