Ito captures 1st World Cup Title
January 14, 2017
Tokyo– Japan’s Yuki Ito captured her first World Cup title on Saturday after finishing ahead of compatriot and three-time overall winner Sara Takanashi. Ito, 22, leaped 95 and 96 meters in her two attempts to post 254.3 points at the
Post-Fukushima disaster character’s popularity grows in Thailand
January 14, 2017
AKITA– A Japanese hero character created in the aftermath of the 2011 Great East Japan Earthquake and tsunami is growing in popularity in Thailand through a television program broadcast in the Southeast Asian nation. The television show featuring the character
Gov’t to cite background unique to Emperor Akihito in abdication law
January 14, 2017
TOKYO– The government is considering specifying background unique to Emperor Akihito in special legislation for his abdication to clarify that it applies only to him and not any future emperor for retirement, government sources said Friday. The government is also
Takata to pay $1 bil. penalty over exploding air bags
January 14, 2017
NEW YORK– Takata Corp. of Japan has pleaded guilty to criminal wrongdoing and agreed to pay $1 billion over its handling of deadly air bag ruptures, the U.S. Justice Department said Friday. A federal grand jury separately indicted three former
High Level of Toxic chemicals found at new fish market
January 14, 2017
Tokyo– An amount of benzene 79 times the minimum allowed by the government was detected among other toxic chemicals in groundwater samples from Tokyo’s Toyosu area where the famous Tsukiji fish market is planned to be relocated, officials in the
Japan, Australia vow to work closely with U.S. under Trump
January 14, 2017
SYDNEY– Japan and Australia will continue to work in close coordination with the United States after the inauguration next week of President-elect Donald Trump, Prime Minister Shinzo Abe and his Australian counterpart Malcolm Turnbull said Saturday after bilateral talks in
S. Korean foreign minister says “comfort women” statue “undesirable”
January 13, 2017
SEOUL– South Korea Foreign Minister Yun Byung Se on Friday weighed in on a bilateral spat with Japan over a controversial statue in front of the Japanese Consulate in Busan, saying the installation of an object in front of a foreign
N. Korea’s ICBM threatens U.S., Asia remains priority: Mattis
January 13, 2017
WASHINGTON– U.S. Defense Secretary-designate James Mattis said Thursday North Korea’s plans to test-fire an intercontinental ballistic missile pose a “serious threat” to the United States, vowing to work closely with Japan and South Korea to counter Pyongyang’s weapons programs. Speaking at
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