Finance Minister Taro Aso marked 3,000 days in office Saturday, at a time when he is struggling to rebuild Japan’s finances. Aso, who broke the postwar tenure record at the key Cabinet post in 2018, …
Japan to limit size of foreign delegations at Games – report
Kyodo said the Japanese government will restrict the accompanying staff to 11 people per head of state, while cabinet-level delegations will be limited to five people, the report said. The Tokyo Games …
Soccer: Ex-Japan international Keisuke Honda to join Azerbaijan club
TOKYO (Kyodo) — Former Japan international Keisuke Honda is poised to sign for Azerbaijan Premier League club Neftci PFK in the coming days, the team said Saturday on its website. The 34-year-old …
Japan mulls 50% cap on Olympics spectators: media
TOKYO (Reuters) – Japan is considering limiting spectators for the delayed Tokyo 2020 Summer Olympics to 50% of venue capacity due to risks posed by the spread of COVID-19, the Sankei newspaper …
70% of Japanese firms rethink overseas business strategy amid virus
Around 70 percent of Japanese companies keen on pursuing overseas operations are rethinking or have reviewed their business strategy …
70% of Japanese firms rethink overseas business strategy amid virus
Around 70 percent of Japanese companies keen on pursuing overseas operations are rethinking or have reviewed their business strategy …
Toshiba showdown could be a turning point for Japan Inc’s fortunes
A global cast of fund managers hope their demand for greater scrutiny will be met at the industrial powerhouse’s EGM …
Toshiba showdown could be a turning point for Japan Inc’s fortunes
A global cast of fund managers hope their demand for greater scrutiny will be met at the industrial powerhouse’s EGM …
Dustin Johnson Decides Again Not to Go to Japan for Olympics
One year later didn’t make Dustin Johnson change his mind. He’s not going to the Olympics. Johnson didn’t want to go to Tokyo a year ago, before the COVID-19 pandemic led to a one-year delay, because …
U.S. and allies vow to restore democracy in Myanmar as violence mounts
(Reuters) – The leaders of the United States and allies India, Australia and Japan vowed on Friday to work together to restore democracy in Myanmar, where violence has escalated as coup leaders try to …