Traffic Control Test Using Parking Lots Conducted in Tokyo
August 10, 2019
Tokyo- A Japanese public-private council conducted a test on Saturday to assess the effectiveness of a planned traffic control measure during the 2020 Tokyo Olympics and Paralympics that would make coin-operated parking lots reservation-only. The measure is designed to prevent
Delta to Shift U.S.-Tokyo Flights from Narita to Haneda
August 10, 2019
New York- Delta Air Lines said Friday that it will fully transfer its U.S.-Tokyo flights from Narita International Airport to Tokyo International Airport at Haneda. The move is designed to increase customer convenience as Haneda is closer to central Tokyo
North Korea Fires Projectiles into Sea of Japan Again
August 10, 2019
Seoul- North Korea fired two projectiles into the Sea of Japan early Saturday morning, its fifth such launch in recent weeks, South Korea’s military said. The projectiles traveled roughly 400 kilometers at a maximum altitude of about 48 kilometers, according
Japan’s Minimum Hourly Wages to Rise by 27 Yen on Average
August 10, 2019
Tokyo- Minimum hourly wages in Japan will rise by 27 yen to 901 yen on average in fiscal 2019, which started in April, from the previous year, the labor ministry said Friday. The minimum wages will be raised as early
Prosecutors Reconfirm No Indictment over Moritomo Gakuen Scandal
August 10, 2019
Tokyo- The Osaka District Public Prosecutors Office decided again on Friday not to indict former senior Finance Ministry bureaucrat Nobuhisa Sagawa and nine others over the Moritomo Gakuen cronyism scandal that hit the administration of Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe.
Empress Emerita Michiko Diagnosed with Breast Cancer
August 10, 2019
Tokyo- Japan’s Empress Emerita Michiko has been diagnosed with breast cancer at a relatively early stage and will undergo surgery in September at the earliest, the Imperial Household Agency said Friday. The agency said it believes that the cancer is
Moon, Esper agree importance of U.S.-South Korea-Japan cooperation
August 9, 2019
Seoul- South Korean President Moon Jae-in and U.S. Defense Secretary Mark Esper on Friday agreed on the importance of trilateral cooperation among their countries plus Japan amid tensions between Tokyo and Seoul over trade and history issues. Moon and Esper
894 Public school buildings in Japan not quake-proofed
August 9, 2019
Tokyo–A total of 894 buildings of public elementary and junior high schools in Japan were not earthquake-proofed as of April 1, down from 978 a year before, an education ministry survey showed Friday. The proportion of quake-proof such buildings was
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