Former Yahoo Japan Chief Becomes Tokyo Vice Governor
September 22, 2019
Tokyo- Manabu Miyasaka, former president of Yahoo Japan Corp., assumed the post of Tokyo vice governor on Friday to promote the use of digital technology. “In an era of intercity competition, we can’t fall behind in the field of digital
Japan’s Princess Kako Meets with Hungarian President
September 22, 2019
Budapest- Japanese Princess Kako, niece of Emperor Naruhito, paid a courtesy call on Hungarian President Janos Ader at the presidential palace in Budapest on Friday. Asked by Ader about her impression of the streetscape of the Hungarian capital, Princess Kako,
INTERVIEW: New Japan Minister Vows to Keep Economy Vibrant
September 22, 2019
Tokyo- Japan’s new economic revitalization minister Yasutoshi Nishimura has vowed to take all possible measures to keep the domestic economy afloat after the planned consumption tax increase from 8 pct to 10 pct on Oct. 1. “Demand is solid at
Host Japan Beats Russia 30-10 as Rugby World Cup Opens
September 22, 2019
Tokyo- Cheers and excitement echoed through a packed stadium in a Tokyo suburb where Japan made a spectacular start in the 2019 Rugby World Cup, with a 30-10 victory over Russia, on Friday night. Japan, hosting the quadrennial rugby competition
Empress Emerita’s Breast Cancer Completely Removed
September 22, 2019
Tokyo- Japanese Empress Emerita Michiko’s breast cancer has been completely removed and no metastasis was observed, the Imperial Household Agency said Friday. The agency announced the result of the final pathology examination of the 84-year-old former Empress, who underwent successful
Many People in Japan Unaware of New Flu Threats
September 22, 2019
Tokyo- Not many people in Japan are aware of the threats of feared new strains of influenza viruses, a Cabinet Office survey showed Friday. The share of respondents who said they know that new flu strains may result in global
Japan to vaccinate farm pigs to contain swine fever
September 20, 2019
Tokyo–The Japanese government will shift policy and enable vaccinations of farm pigs in a bid to prevent the spread of swine fever, agriculture minister Taku Eto said Friday. The agriculture ministry will revise epidemic control guidelines to enable farm pig
Japan, South Korea at odds over wartime labor, export curbs
September 20, 2019
Tokyo–Senior Japanese and South Korean Foreign Ministry officials remained at odds over a series of bilateral problems, including the issue of wartime labor, in their meeting Friday. The problems also include tougher controls for each other’s exports and Seoul’s decision
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