Nurseries set up by companies rising
May 9, 2017
Tokyo- Nurseries set up by companies have increased in Japan, showing a major presence in nationwide efforts to eliminate the shortage of such facilities. As of March 30, 871 nurseries with a combined capacity of some 20,000 children had been judged
Canadian minister suggests parallel pursuit of TPP, EPA
May 9, 2017
Tokyo- Canadian Minister of International Trade Francois-Philippe Champagne has indicated his country’s plan to pursue bilateral trade negotiations in parallel with talks for effectuating the Trans-Pacific Partnership multilateral free trade pact without the United States for the time being. “Canada is
Rules may be tightened for go-karts on public roads
May 9, 2017
Tokyo- The Japanese government will consider measures for safe driving of go-karts permitted to run on public roads following an increase in the number of accidents involving the vehicles, transport minister Keiichi Ishii said Tuesday. “We’ll conduct surveys on the current
Wildfires rage in northeastern Japan, forcing evacuation
May 9, 2017
Tokyo- Wildfires sparked by dry and windy weather raged in areas in two prefectures along the Pacific coast in the Tohoku northeastern Japan region on Monday. No one is believed to have been injured in the fires, officials of the police
N. Korea may have made nuclear warheads small: Abe
May 9, 2017
Tokyo- Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe said Monday that North Korea may have made nuclear warheads small enough to fit on missiles. Pyongyang is believed to be pursuing development of nuclear warheads and their miniaturization in order to put them on
Abe underscores importance of revising Article 9
May 9, 2017
Tokyo- Japan’s Prime Minister Shinzo Abe expressed his intention Tuesday to put priority on revising Article 9 of the country’s postwar Constitution to clarify the legal status of the Self-Defense Forces. “What we have to do now is about the SDF,
6 killed in apartment fire in southwestern Japan
May 8, 2017
KITAKYUSHU, FUKUOKA PREF.- Six bodies were found on Monday at the site of an apartment building burned down by an overnight fire in Kitakyushu in Fukuoka Prefecture, southwestern Japan, according to local police. The fire started at around 11:20 p.m. Sunday
New condos beyond reach of average workers
May 8, 2017
Tokyo- Elevated prices are putting new condominiums out of reach of average workers in Japan. With demand dampened by high acquisition costs, the number of new condos put on sale across Japan in 2016 fell for the third year in a
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