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Japan's Daily COVID-19 Cases Top 7,000 For First Time Since January
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JAKARTA POST
Japan's daily COVID-19 cases topped 7,000 for the first time since mid-January on Saturday, a day after the government's decision to expand the ongoing state of emergency beyond Tokyo and the greater Osaka region, amid growing fears over spreading variants of the coronavirus.
While...
Japan's daily COVID-19 cases topped 7,000 for the first time since mid-January on Saturday, a day after the government's decision to expand the ongoing state of emergency beyond Tokyo and the greater Osaka region, amid growing fears over spreading variants of the coronavirus.
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- May 9, 2021
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Japan Extends Covid Emergency In Tokyo As Olympics Loom
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THE GUARDIAN
Government admits restrictions that had been due to end on 11 May have failed to stop rising infections
Japan has extended a coronavirus state of emergency in Tokyo and three other areas until at least the end of the month in an attempt to arrest a surge in cases less than 80 days ...
Government admits restrictions that had been due to end on 11 May have failed to stop rising infections
Japan has extended a coronavirus state of emergency in Tokyo and three other areas until at least the end of the month in an attempt to arrest a surge in cases less than 80 days ...
- May 7, 2021
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Unused COVID Shots Piling Up In Japan Amid Slow Rollout
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REUTERS
Unused COVID-19 vaccines in Japan are set to reach tens of millions of doses, as the country is poised to approve two more shots in coming weeks and the pace of its inoculation campaign remains slow due to manpower and logistical bottlenecks.
Japan imported 28 million doses of Pfizer In...
Unused COVID-19 vaccines in Japan are set to reach tens of millions of doses, as the country is poised to approve two more shots in coming weeks and the pace of its inoculation campaign remains slow due to manpower and logistical bottlenecks.
Japan imported 28 million doses of Pfizer In...
- May 7, 2021
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Japan Looks To Reduce Environmental Burdens Of Its Fashion Industry
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JAPAN TIMES
Japan’s public and private sectors are set to collaborate on reducing the environmental burden caused by the fashion industry.
The fashion sector is said to be the second-biggest source of environmental pollution in the world, after the oil industry, as it emits huge amounts of carb...
Japan’s public and private sectors are set to collaborate on reducing the environmental burden caused by the fashion industry.
The fashion sector is said to be the second-biggest source of environmental pollution in the world, after the oil industry, as it emits huge amounts of carb...
- May 6, 2021
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Japan To Establish No-fly Zone Over Olympic Venues During Tokyo Summer Games
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REPUBLIC WORLD
Japan government would set up a no-fly zone over Olympic venues from July 21 to September 5 as part of anti- terrorism measures during the summer games in
Japan transport ministry on Thursday said that their government would set up a no-fly zone over Olympic venues from July 21 ...
Japan government would set up a no-fly zone over Olympic venues from July 21 to September 5 as part of anti- terrorism measures during the summer games in
Japan transport ministry on Thursday said that their government would set up a no-fly zone over Olympic venues from July 21 ...
- May 6, 2021
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Japan Faces Longer State Of Emergency, Casting Doubt On Olympics
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JAKARTA POST
The Japanese government is considering extending a coronavirus spurred state of emergency in Tokyo and other major urban areas, a move that could cast doubt on the planned Summer Olympics.
Officials were leaning toward an extension of the measures in Tokyo, Osaka, Kyoto and Hyogo p...
The Japanese government is considering extending a coronavirus spurred state of emergency in Tokyo and other major urban areas, a move that could cast doubt on the planned Summer Olympics.
Officials were leaning toward an extension of the measures in Tokyo, Osaka, Kyoto and Hyogo p...
- May 5, 2021
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Japan, South Korea At Odds Over Wartime History, Radioactive Water
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KYODO NEWS
Japanese Foreign Minister Toshimitsu Motegi and his South Korean counterpart Chung Eui Yong remained at odds on Wednesday over issues involving wartime history and Tokyo's decision to release treated radioactive water into the sea.
In the first foreign ministerial meeting between the...
Japanese Foreign Minister Toshimitsu Motegi and his South Korean counterpart Chung Eui Yong remained at odds on Wednesday over issues involving wartime history and Tokyo's decision to release treated radioactive water into the sea.
In the first foreign ministerial meeting between the...
- May 5, 2021
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COVID Removes The Luster From Japan's 'Golden Week' Holidays
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DW.COM
Traditionally a time to travel, shop and go out, this year's festive season has been disrupted by a third state of emergency as cases of COVID-19 rise.
Every spring for the 20 years that Fumie Takenaka has lived in Tokyo, she has taken advantage of the Golden Week holiday period to trave...
Traditionally a time to travel, shop and go out, this year's festive season has been disrupted by a third state of emergency as cases of COVID-19 rise.
Every spring for the 20 years that Fumie Takenaka has lived in Tokyo, she has taken advantage of the Golden Week holiday period to trave...
- May 5, 2021
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Japan Takes 2nd In 4x400 Relay
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THE JAPAN TIMES
Japan earned a medal in the men’s 4x400-meter relay at a global meet for the first time when the quartet of Rikuya Ito, Kaito Kawabata, Kentaro Sato and Aoto Suzuki finished second at the World Athletics Relays, Sunday in Chorzow, Poland.
Clocking 3 minutes 4.45 seconds, it mark...
Japan earned a medal in the men’s 4x400-meter relay at a global meet for the first time when the quartet of Rikuya Ito, Kaito Kawabata, Kentaro Sato and Aoto Suzuki finished second at the World Athletics Relays, Sunday in Chorzow, Poland.
Clocking 3 minutes 4.45 seconds, it mark...
- May 4, 2021
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Japan’s Senkaku Public Awareness Campaign At Risk Of Backfiring
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EAST ASIA FORUM
The Japanese policy debate on the Senkaku/Diaoyu islands is heating up. China’s new Coast Guard Law, passed in January 2021, stimulated nationalistic reactions in Japan.
9Hinting at the possibility of using the Japan Self-Defense Forces, the National Defense Division of the ruli...
The Japanese policy debate on the Senkaku/Diaoyu islands is heating up. China’s new Coast Guard Law, passed in January 2021, stimulated nationalistic reactions in Japan.
9Hinting at the possibility of using the Japan Self-Defense Forces, the National Defense Division of the ruli...
- May 4, 2021
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