FEATURE: Century-old warehouse becomes must-see for vintage car enthusiasts
January 9, 2017
KOBE– A nearly century-old red brick warehouse in the major western Japanese city of Osaka has turned into a mecca for enthusiasts of vintage and classic cars in Japan, enabling visitors to get up close to pieces of motoring history. Glion Museum on the
Yoshida gets 1st goal of season in Southampton’s FA Cup draw
January 8, 2017
LIVERPOOL, England – Japan defender Maya Yoshida bagged his first goal of the season on Saturday but also played a part in letting in a late equalizer as Southampton drew 2-2 away to Championship side Norwich in the FA Cup
Sumo: Results of main bouts for 1st day of New Year sumo
January 8, 2017
TOKYO – Results of makuuchi division bouts for Sunday, the 1st day of the 15-day New Year Grand Sumo Tournament at Ryogoku Kokugikan: Win Technique Loss Osunaarashi 1-0 utchari Chiyoo 0-1 Sadanoumi 1-0 oshidashi Chiyotairyu 0-1 Ichinojo 1-0 oshidashi Chiyootori
Japan to set up body to promote maritime safety in Southeast Asia
January 8, 2017
TOKYO – The Japan Coast Guard plans to establish an organization dedicated to helping Southeast Asian countries improve maritime safety capabilities, apparently as part of Japan’s moves to deal with China’s assertiveness at sea, JCG officials said Saturday. The coast
Golf: Matsuyama 2nd going into final round at Tournament of Champions
January 8, 2017
KAPALUA, Hawaii – Japan’s world No. 6 Hideki Matsuyama played himself into contention at the SBS Tournament of Champions on Saturday, moving into second place two shots behind American Justin Thomas with 18 holes to play. Matsuyama’s 7-under 66 was
Japan sees rapidly increasing number of syphilis cases
January 8, 2017
TOKYO – Japan has a rapidly increasingly number of syphilis patients, including among young women, prompting the health ministry to launch a special research team to find out ways to stop the spread of the sexually transmitted infection. According to
Japan’s ambassador to South Korea to return home Monday: source
January 8, 2017
SEOUL – Japan’s Ambassador to South Korea Yasumasa Nagamine will return home temporarily Monday in protest against the erection of a new statue in Busan dedicated to women forced to work in Japan’s wartime brothels, a source close to bilateral
PM Abe urges South Korea to remove new “comfort women” statue
January 8, 2017
TOKYO – Prime Minister Shinzo Abe urged South Korea to remove a new statue dedicated to women forced to work in Japan’s wartime brothels, as he called on Seoul to implement a bilateral agreement reached in 2015 which aimed to
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