Japan gives Up 3-way summit with China, S. Korea this Year
December 17, 2017
Tokyo- The Japanese government is now believed to have given up holding a trilateral summit with China and South Korea in Japan by the end of this year, informed sources said Saturday. This is because South Korea is putting priority
Chongryon-Linked Insurer Raided for Avoiding Money Seizure
December 17, 2017
Tokyo- Japanese police on Sunday raided about 30 sites related to an insurer affiliated with the pro-Pyongyang General Association of Korean Residents in Japan, or Chongryon, for the firm’s alleged concealment of tens of millions of yen in an attempt
Japan to ask US military to avoid flights over schools
December 16, 2017
Tokyo- Japan’s Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga said Friday that the government will ask the US forces in the nation to strictly ensure that US military aircraft will not fly over schools and other facilities. The top government spokesman showed
Japan to review assumed growth for fiscal projections
December 16, 2017
Tokyo- The Japanese government is set to consider reviewing its economic growth assumptions used as a basis for projecting medium- to long-term economic and fiscal performances for the entire country and local communities, Jiji Press learned Friday. Taking present economic
FY 2018 draft budget likely to total 97.8 trillion yen
December 16, 2017
Tokyo- The Japanese government is making arrangements to draw up a record draft general-account budget of about 97.8 trillion yen for fiscal 2018, which starts in April, Jiji Press learned Friday. The budget scale, up from the 97,454.7 billion yen
“Baby Hatch” hospital mulling allowing deliveries by anonymous mothers
December 16, 2017
Kumamoto- Jikei Hospital, which operates a “konotori no yurikago (stork’s cradle)” baby hatch, in the city of Kumamoto is considering allowing women to give birth to children anonymously there, it was learned Friday. The anonymous birth system “is expected to
Abe eyeing bold review of defense guidelines
December 16, 2017
Tokyo- Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe on Friday signaled his intention to drastically revamp the country’s defense guidelines, in the face of growing threats from North Korea. In a speech in Tokyo, Abe said that the government will start full
Nearly 70% against 2018 constitution revision proposal: Jiji poll
December 16, 2017
Tokyo- Nearly 70 percent of respondents were opposed to parliament adopting a proposal for constitutional revisions next year, a Jiji Press opinion poll showed Friday. The poll also showed that the approval rating for the cabinet of Prime Minister Shinzo
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