6 arrested over illegal umbilical blood administration
August 27, 2017
TOKYO- Police on Sunday arrested six people, including a doctor, for their alleged involvement in illegal administration of umbilical cord blood to patients in Tokyo and elsewhere. A joint investigative team set up by Ehime and other police suspect the
North Korea fires 3 short-range missiles
August 26, 2017
SEOUL/WASHINGTON- North Korea fired what are believed to be short-range missiles toward the Sea of Japan from Kangwon Province, eastern North Korea, early Saturday morning Asia time, the South Korean military said. The missiles, launched from around 6:49 a.m. (9:49
Work progressing for barrier-free public transport
August 26, 2017
TOKYO- Japanese companies including railway operators and airlines are ramping up work to make stations, airports and other facilities barrier-free ahead of the opening of the Tokyo Paralympics on Aug. 25, 2020. Barrier-free facilities will not only help make Paralympic
Accurate Nankai Trough quakes prediction impossible: panel
August 26, 2017
TOKYO- A Japanese government advisory panel on disaster management said in a report on Friday that it is impossible to predict with high accuracy massive earthquakes occurring along the Nankai Trough in the Pacific Ocean off central to southwestern Japan.
Heavy rain hits northern Japan, killing one
August 26, 2017
TOKYO- Torrential rain lashed Japan’s central to northern regions of Tohoku, Hokuriku and Hokkaido on Friday, leaving one dead and three others missing. The heavy rain was caused by a low pressure system with a front stretching from the Sea
Japan to conduct tests to develop autonomous ships
August 26, 2017
TOKYO- Japan’s transport ministry plans to conduct demonstration tests to accelerate the development of autonomous ships utilizing Internet of Things technologies, informed sources told Jiji Press Saturday. The ministry is preparing to include expenses for the tests, in which ships
Panel withholds decision on Kake school plan for now
August 26, 2017
TOKYO- A Japanese government panel on Friday withheld for now its decision on whether to approve a plan to open a veterinary medicine faculty by Kake Educational Institution at the center of a favoritism scandal. The Council for University Chartering
Abe, Moon remain ready to raise pressure on N. Korea
August 26, 2017
TOKYO- Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe and South Korean President Moon Jae-in during telephone talks on Friday reaffirmed their countries’ readiness to put more pressure on North Korea, which continues nuclear and missile development. They shared the view that Japan
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