Rise in fishing by neighbors may keep saury prices high
August 5, 2017
TOKYO- Reasonably priced and tasty, saury is a fixture in autumn meals for Japanese people, but that may change in the foreseeable future. Japan’s saury catches have fallen sharply in the past few years, primarily due to a surge of
Abe ready to boost diplomatic efforts after Cabinet revamp
August 5, 2017
TOKYO- Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe is now ready to step up diplomatic efforts to strengthen international pressure on North Korea to stop provocations, following a cabinet reshuffle carried out on Thursday. The biggest diplomatic and security challenge for the new
Victims remembered 1 month after Kyushu downpours
August 5, 2017
ASAKURA, FUKUOKA PREF.- Prayers were offered in Asakura, Fukuoka Prefecture, on Saturday for people killed in floods caused by downpours that hit the northern part of the Kyushu southwestern Japan region a month ago. City government officials observed a minute
New Japan defense chief vows to strengthen pressure on N. Korea
August 5, 2017
TOKYO- New Japanese Defense Minister Itsunori Onodera vowed on Friday to cooperate with the international community to strengthen pressure on North Korea to abandon its nuclear and missile programs. “We need to step up various efforts to contain North Korea, in cooperation
Toyota revises up annual earnings outlook
August 5, 2017
TOKYO- Toyota Motor Corp. on Friday revised up its group earnings estimates for the year ending in March 2018 on the back of a weaker yen, cost cuts and sales efforts. The leading Japanese automaker raised its net profit forecast to 1.75
Abe faces host of economic challenges
August 4, 2017
TOKYO- Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe still faces a host of tough economic challenges after he shuffled his cabinet on Thursday. He needs to redouble efforts to spread benefits from the economic recovery across the country, create new growth industries
Fire burns 7 buildings in Tsukiji outer market
August 4, 2017
TOKYO- A fire broke out at the outer market of the famed Tsukiji fish market in Tokyo’s Chuo Ward on Thursday, affecting seven buildings covering 935 square meters. No one was injured and nobody is unaccounted for, the Tokyo Fire
BOJ to link system with foreign central bank for 1st time
August 4, 2017
TOKYO- The Bank of Japan and the Hong Kong central bank plan to link their settlement systems, informed sources said Thursday. If realized, it will be the first time for the BOJ to link its financial network system, called BOJ-Net,
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