Japan-U.S. ministerial trade talks to start Thursday
July 30, 2019
Tokyo–The Japanese government said Monday it will hold a two-day ministerial meeting with the United States in Washington from Thursday, aiming for an early deal in the bilateral trade negotiations. Japanese economic revitalization minister Toshimitsu Motegi and U.S. Trade Representative
Swine fever case confirmed in Japan’s Fukui
July 30, 2019
Fukui–A case of swine fever has been confirmed at a pig farm in the central Japan prefecture of Fukui, the agriculture ministry said Monday. Fukui became the seventh prefecture where any swine fever case has been confirmed since the outbreak
INTERVIEW: Hoshide wants Japanese technology to be used in lunar, Mars exploration
July 29, 2019
New York–Japan should make use of its space technology in international cooperation to explore the moon and Mars, Japanese astronaut Akihiko Hoshide said in an interview with Jiji Press in New York on Friday. “As an advanced space nation, Japan
Post office employee forges insurance contracts
July 29, 2019
Tokyo–A post office section chief has forged contracts for life insurance products the office has been selling for Japan Post Insurance Co. , it was learned Monday. The section chief, aged between 50 and 59, created insurance contracts without consent
Japan to accept online Visa applications from Chinese tourists
July 29, 2019
Tokyo–Japan said Monday that its diplomatic offices in China will accept applications for tourism visas to Japan online through designated travel agencies, starting in April next year. Online applications for single-entry tourism visas will be accepted at seven Japanese diplomatic
Suspected swine fever case found in Japan’s Toyama
July 29, 2019
Toyama–A suspected case of swine fever has been found in Toyama Prefecture, central Japan, prefectural officials said Monday. A wild boar found in the city of Toyama has tested positive for the disease, also known as hog cholera, the officials
Japan regrets Busan’s suspension of exchange programs
July 29, 2019
Tokyo–Japanese Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga said Monday it is “very regrettable” that the southern South Korean city of Busan decided to suspend its administrative exchange programs with Japan until bilateral relations improve. “For the future of Japan-South Korea relations,
Fate of Tokyo’s Nakagin Capsule Tower to be decided shortly
July 29, 2019
Tokyo–The fate of Tokyo’s famed Nakagin Capsule Tower is set to be decided as early as autumn, attracting attention from home and abroad on whether the building and its unique exterior will be kept or scrapped. Currently, a foreign company
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