No Choice But to Follow IOC Decision: Japan Ice Hockey Official
January 21, 2018
Tokyo- An official of the Japan Ice Hockey Federation has said that the Japanese side has no alternative but to follow the International Olympic Committee’s approval for the formation of a joint women’s ice hockey team by North and South
Long-term stress up cancer risk by 20 pct for Men: Study
January 21, 2018
Tokyo- The cancer risk for men feeling high stress for a long period is 20 pct higher than that for men free of stress, according to a tracking survey by a Japanese team of researchers, including from the National Cancer
Top shareholder makes tough proposal to Nippon Paint
January 21, 2018
Osaka- Major Singaporean paint maker Wuthelam has proposed that people related to the group account for a majority of members of the board of Japan’s Nippon Paint Holdings Co. , it was learned Saturday. Wuthelam is the top shareholder of
Japanese critic Susumu Nishibe dies in apparent suicide
January 21, 2018
Tokyo- Conservative Japanese critic Susumu Nishibe died in apparent suicide on Sunday. He was 78. Around 6:40 a.m. (9:40 p.m. Saturday GMT), police received an emergency call reporting that someone went into the Tama River in the Denenchofu district in
Japan Justice Ministry eyeing dementia test for newly elderly inmates: sources
January 21, 2018
Tokyo- Japan’s Justice Ministry plans to conduct a simple dementia test from fiscal 2018 for newly imprisoned convicts aged 60 or over, informed sources have said. With the proportion of elderly prisoners on the increase in the nation, the ministry
Onodera backs U.S. military activities in South China Sea
January 21, 2018
Kumamoto- Japan’s Defense Minister Itsunori Onodera said Sunday that the country “supports the U.S. military’s activities in the South China Sea.” He made the remark to reporters at the Japanese Ground Self-Defense Force’s camp in the city of Kumamoto, southwestern
N. Korea cancels advance mission’s visit to S. Korea
January 20, 2018
Seoul- North Korea has canceled without giving a reason its plan to send to South Korea an advance delegation to prepare for the dispatch of an art troupe to the South during the Pyeongchang Winter Olympics, which will open on
Supreme Court finishes Aum Shinrikyo cases after 23 years
January 20, 2018
Tokyo- The Supreme Court has dismissed an appeal by former Aum Shinrikyo cult member Katsuya Takahashi against his indefinite prison term for the cult’s sarin attack on Tokyo’s subway system in 1995 and other Aum Shinrikyo-related crimes, it was learned
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