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Takaichi Pledges Japan's Continued Support To Ukraine In 1st Phone Talks With Zelenskyy
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JAPAN TODAY
Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi on Wednesday pledged continued support for Ukraine in its fight against Russia's invasion during her first phone talks with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy since taking office last month.
During the 30-minute conversation, Takaichi said...
Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi on Wednesday pledged continued support for Ukraine in its fight against Russia's invasion during her first phone talks with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy since taking office last month.
During the 30-minute conversation, Takaichi said...
- 6/11 17:49
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Japan Sends Troops To Combat Deadly Wave Of Bear Attacks
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CNA
Japan's military deployed troops to the country's mountainous north on Wednesday (Nov 5) to help trap bears after an urgent request from local authorities struggling to cope with a wave of attacks.
The operation began in the town of Kazuno, where residents for weeks have been told to avoid ...
Japan's military deployed troops to the country's mountainous north on Wednesday (Nov 5) to help trap bears after an urgent request from local authorities struggling to cope with a wave of attacks.
The operation began in the town of Kazuno, where residents for weeks have been told to avoid ...
- 5/11 19:50
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Japanese Experts Warn Of Rapid Spread Of Foreign Bookworm
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NHK
Japanese experts are warning of the rapid spread of a foreign species of bookworm that eats paper and causes damage to ancient documents.
Ctenolepisma calvum, also known as ghost silverfish, is about one-centimeter long and is indigenous to Europe and Central America.
It is known as one of ...
Japanese experts are warning of the rapid spread of a foreign species of bookworm that eats paper and causes damage to ancient documents.
Ctenolepisma calvum, also known as ghost silverfish, is about one-centimeter long and is indigenous to Europe and Central America.
It is known as one of ...
- 5/11 19:09
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JIP Co-Leader Fujita Stops Outsourcing To Secretary's Firm After Kickback Report
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JAPAN TODAY
The co-leader of the Japan Innovation Party, the coalition partner of the ruling Liberal Democratic Party, said that he will stop outsourcing work to a company headed by his secretary following a report alleging a tax money kickback.
The allegation was raised by the Sunday edition o...
The co-leader of the Japan Innovation Party, the coalition partner of the ruling Liberal Democratic Party, said that he will stop outsourcing work to a company headed by his secretary following a report alleging a tax money kickback.
The allegation was raised by the Sunday edition o...
- 4/11 20:49
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Japan to Counter Foreigners Refusing to Pay Health Insurance Premiums
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NIPPON
Japan's health ministry is planning to deny in principle the renewal or change of residential status for foreign citizens who refuse to pay national health insurance premiums, it was learned Tuesday.
"We're preparing to start it in June 2027," health minister Kenichiro Ueno told a pres...
Japan's health ministry is planning to deny in principle the renewal or change of residential status for foreign citizens who refuse to pay national health insurance premiums, it was learned Tuesday.
"We're preparing to start it in June 2027," health minister Kenichiro Ueno told a pres...
- 4/11 19:49
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Kanagawa Enterprises Take On 'NY NOW Summer 2025' In Push For U.S. Expansion
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JAPAN TODAY
The global market for daily necessities is booming. Private research forecasts substantial growth from approximately $215.2 billion in 2025 to about $263.2 billion by 2030.
Recognizing this immense potential, Kanagawa Prefecture is actively helping its local small and medium-sized e...
The global market for daily necessities is booming. Private research forecasts substantial growth from approximately $215.2 billion in 2025 to about $263.2 billion by 2030.
Recognizing this immense potential, Kanagawa Prefecture is actively helping its local small and medium-sized e...
- 3/11 19:26
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Japan Looks To Boost 'Connected Population' In Bid To Revitalize Regions
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JAPAN TIMES
The government will work to revitalize regional communities experiencing population decline by increasing what's known as the "connected population," or nonresidents who maintain steady interaction with regional areas, internal affairs minister Yoshimasa Hayashi said in a recent int...
The government will work to revitalize regional communities experiencing population decline by increasing what's known as the "connected population," or nonresidents who maintain steady interaction with regional areas, internal affairs minister Yoshimasa Hayashi said in a recent int...
- 3/11 18:51
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Japan Confers Order of Culture on 8 People
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NIPPON
Japan conferred the Order of Culture on eight people including Sadaharu Oh, 85, head of the Fukuoka SoftBank Hawks professional baseball team, on Monday as the country marked Culture Day.
In a ceremony at the Imperial Palace in Tokyo, Emperor Naruhito handed the medal to each of the eigh...
Japan conferred the Order of Culture on eight people including Sadaharu Oh, 85, head of the Fukuoka SoftBank Hawks professional baseball team, on Monday as the country marked Culture Day.
In a ceremony at the Imperial Palace in Tokyo, Emperor Naruhito handed the medal to each of the eigh...
- 3/11 18:10
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US Government Shutdown Threatens Critical Food Aid
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NHK
Saturday marks one month since the start of the US government shutdown. Lawmakers remain deadlocked over a spending bill, and the impasse has stalled a range of federal services. It could soon stop vital food assistance.
The shutdown is the second-longest in US history, behind the one durin...
Saturday marks one month since the start of the US government shutdown. Lawmakers remain deadlocked over a spending bill, and the impasse has stalled a range of federal services. It could soon stop vital food assistance.
The shutdown is the second-longest in US history, behind the one durin...
- 1/11 20:26
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Japan 2026 Staple Rice Production Seen Falling to 7.11 M. Tons
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NIPPON
Japan's staple rice production is forecast to total 7.11 million tons in 2026, down 370,000 tons from 2025, the agriculture ministry said Friday.
The estimate, used by farmers as a reference for rice planting, was submitted to the day's meeting of a subgroup of a ministry panel on agricu...
Japan's staple rice production is forecast to total 7.11 million tons in 2026, down 370,000 tons from 2025, the agriculture ministry said Friday.
The estimate, used by farmers as a reference for rice planting, was submitted to the day's meeting of a subgroup of a ministry panel on agricu...
- 1/11 19:51
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