Japan's airports surplus to requirements
Japan Airlines' drastic reduction of its domestic and longhaul networks has strengthened fears that Japan has too many underused airports.
CNMI dancers add flavor to Japan festival
Representatives from the Northern Mariana Islands joined about 30,000 performers at the annual Domannaka Matsuri dance festival in Nagoya, Japan last month, exposing 2-million festival-goers to a taste of island culture.
Atomic-bomb survivors may offer clues on cancer treatment risks
DNA from survivors of the atomic bombs dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki 65 years ago may help doctors gauge whether certain cancer treatments can trigger genetic defects that can be passed on to patients' children.
ANA setting up low-cost carrier, a Japan first
Japanese carrier All Nippon Airways said Thursday it's setting up Japan's first low-cost carrier, potentially making flights between Osaka and Tokyo cheaper than riding the popular bullet train.
ANA setting up low-cost carrier, a first for Japanese airline, amid growing global competition
Japanese carrier All Nippon Airways said Thursday it's setting up Japan's first low-cost carrier, potentially making flights between Osaka and Tokyo cheaper than riding the popular bullet train.
Nissan expert team double-checks quality in Thai-made March cars being sold in Japan
Chief Operating Officer Toshiyuki Shiga poses for photographers with the automaker's new vehicle called March in Yokohama near Tokyo, Japan.
Auto parts manufacturer steered toward Jasper
David Oa Mary, chairman of the Jasper Industrial Development Board, speaks at Tuesdaya s meeting of the Jasper City Council at which officials announced that Amtex North America plans to build a facility in Jasper.
Japan's slippery slope
China has now officially supplanted Japan as the world's second largest economy.
Japan s intervention hints fail to stop currency rally
FLAGGING RECOVERY: Financial analysts doubt that the Japanese government will try to go it alone to stabilize the yen, although G7 countries seem unlikely to help REUTERS , TOKYO Thursday, Sep 09, 2010, Page 10 A worker walks past newly produced excavators at a port in Yokohama, south of Tokyo, yesterday.
Korean-Japanese donates W10b to
News 2010-09-08 16:36 Kim Chang-in, an 81-year-old Korean-Japanese businessman living in Osaka, will donate 10 billion won to Jeju University on Sept.
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