All Nissan Infinity models to be powered by electricity
January 18, 2018
Detroit- Nissan Motor Co. President Hiroto Saikawa on Tuesday said all new models of the Infinity luxury vehicle to be launched in 2021 or later will be basically powered by electricity. Infinity cars to hit the market in 2021 or
Abe, Turnbull visit GSDF training ground near Tokyo
January 18, 2018
Funabashi, Chiba Pref.- Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe and his Australian counterpart, Malcolm Turnbull, visited the Narashino training ground of the Japanese Ground Self-Defense Force in Funabashi, Chiba Prefecture, east of Tokyo, on Thursday. Their visit is aimed at deepening
NHK urged to take preventive steps after false missile news
January 17, 2018
Tokyo- Japan’s Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga on Wednesday urged Japan Broadcasting Corp. (NHK) to take preventive measures after the public broadcaster distributed false missile news the previous day. “Warnings issued through the country’s J-Alert system are extremely important for
Series of Okinawa elections likely to affect Futenma move
January 17, 2018
Naha, Okinawa Pref.- The results of a series of local elections in Okinawa Prefecture this year look certain to affect the course of the planned transfer of a controversial U.S. military base in the southernmost Japan prefecture. The biggest focus
Nissan pres. hints at forming 4-way alliance
January 17, 2018
Detroit- Nissan Motor Co. President Hiroto Saikawa suggested Tuesday that the Japanese automaker eyes a possibility of developing its alliance with France’s Renault SA and Japan’s Mitsubishi Motors Corp. into a four-way alliance. But he stopped short of referring to
Biz failures hit 27-year low in 2017
January 17, 2018
Tokyo- The number of corporate bankruptcies in Japan fell to a 27-year low in 2017 as financing of companies improved thanks to gradual economic recovery and low interest rates, Tokyo Shoko Research Ltd. said Tuesday. The number of business failures
Spending by visitors to Japan exceeded 4 trillion yen in 2017
January 17, 2018
Tokyo- Spending by visitors from abroad during their stays in Japan exceeded 4 trillion yen for the first time on record in 2017, the Japan National Tourism Organization said in a preliminary report on Tuesday. The amount of spending rose
Japan under pressure after China bans ivory trade
January 17, 2018
Beijing/Tokyo- Japan is under growing pressure to address illegal ivory exports from the country, after China, once the world’s largest ivory market, declared a total ban on domestic ivory trade late last year. The Chinese government made the decision in
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