Abe leaves for Italy to attend G-7 summit
May 25, 2017
TOKYO- Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe left for Italy on Thursday morning to attend a two-day summit of the Group of Seven major industrialized countries from Friday in Taormina, Sicily. The government jet carrying Abe took off from Tokyo International Airport
US military considering amendments on Okinawa Marine transfer to Guam
May 25, 2017
WASHINGTON- Gen. Robert Neller, commandant of the US Marine Corps, said Wednesday the US forces are considering amendments to the current plan to transfer Marines from Okinawa Prefecture, southern Japan, to Guam. “The situation strategically, operationally, as we’ve seen in the
Japan to set up new colleges for vocational education
May 24, 2017
Tokyo- The Diet, Japan’s parliament, enacted on Wednesday legislation to establish new higher educational institutions that provide practical vocational courses to cultivate specialists. The bill to revise the school education law was approved by a majority vote with support chiefly from
3 parties agree on cost sharing for 2020 Tokyo Olympic Games
May 24, 2017
Tokyo- The Tokyo metropolitan government, the organizing committee for the Tokyo Olympics and Paralympics and the central government have reached a broad agreement on cost-sharing plans for the 2020 Games, informed sources said Wednesday. Of the estimated total costs of 1.39
Top SDF officer’s remarks on Constitution draw criticism
May 24, 2017
Tokyo- The Japanese Self-Defense Forces’ top uniformed officer drew criticism from an opposition lawmaker on Wednesday over his remarks welcoming Prime Minister Shinzo Abe’s proposal to revise the country’s constitution. “The remarks are unacceptable,” Keiji Kokuta, Diet affairs chief of the
Japan Govt keeps economic assessment unchanged in May
May 24, 2017
Tokyo- The Japanese government kept its basic economic assessment unchanged from the previous month in its monthly report for May released Wednesday. “The Japanese economy is on a moderate recovery” while “delayed improvement” is partly seen, said the report, which was
Lower House OKs contentious anti-conspiracy bill
May 24, 2017
SEOUL- A contentious bill to criminalize planning and preparations to commit acts of terrorism and other serious offenses passed through the House of Representatives on Tuesday.At a Lower House plenary meeting, the anticonspiracy bill was approved mainly with support from the
Ueno Zoo to halt viewing of giant panda with pregnancy signs
May 23, 2017
Tokyo- Tokyo’s Ueno Zoo said Tuesday it will suspend the public viewing of giant panda Shin Shin from Thursday as chances of her pregnancy have increased. Since the zoo announced her signs of pregnancy on Thursday, Shin Shin’s appetite has diminished
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