Japan economy “strongest in several yearsˮ: IMF
June 20, 2017
Tokyo- Japan’s economy is now the “strongest in several years,” the International Monetary Fund said in a statement on Monday following an annual economic review on the country by its staff. “Unemployment has fallen to record levels,” the IMF said,
Prosecutors complete all-night raid on Moritomo Gakuen
June 20, 2017
OSAKA- The Osaka District Public Prosecutors Office completed on Tuesday a raid on places related to Moritomo Gakuen, which is suspected of defrauding the central and Osaka prefectural governments of subsidies. The search by the office’s special investigation unit started
Diet adjourns without clearing suspicion about school plans
June 19, 2017
Tokyo- The Diet, Japan’s parliament, adjourned for the summer after a 150-day ordinary session to Sunday, ending debates without clearing suspicion about Prime Minister Shinzo Abe’s alleged influence over two school plans. “To my regret, a lot of debate time
Sarin attack victim to get redress for later depression
June 19, 2017
Tokyo- A male victim of the 1995 sarin gas attack on the Tokyo subway system who was diagnosed with depression four years later was recently certified as a commuting accident victim eligible for compensation, according to informed sources. Earlier this
Dangerous fire ants found in container yard in western Japan
June 19, 2017
Tokyo- Some 100 red imported fire ants were found in a container yard on artificial Port Island in the city of Kobe, Hyogo Prefecture, the Environment Ministry has said. The detection of the dangerous ants, an invasive alien species in
Govt OKs Japan Post Bank’s unsecured loan biz
June 19, 2017
Tokyo- The Japanese government approved Monday Japan Post Bank’s application for a license to launch a unsecured loan operation targeting its individual customers. The application had been screened by the Internal Affairs and Communications Ministry and the Financial Services Agency.
Japan logs first trade deficit in 4 months in May
June 19, 2017
Tokyo- Japan incurred a customs-cleared trade deficit of 203.4 billion yen in May, the first red ink in four months, the Finance Ministry said in a preliminary report on Monday. The country’s imports grew at a faster pace than exports
7 US Navy sailors confirmed dead after collision off Japan
June 19, 2017
Tokyo- All seven crew members of the USS Fitzgerald who went missing after the Aegis destroyer collided with a container ship off central Japan on Saturday have been confirmed dead, the US Navy in Japan said Monday. According to the
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